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FELIX PREHN DAILY MARKET NEWS By Goat Academy

FELIX PREHN DAILY MARKET NEWS By Goat Academy

Felix Prehn 549 Episodes Oct 14, 2026

Felix Prehn of the Goat Academy delivers daily stock market news to keep investors and traders informed about Wall Street. Felix is a former banker and founder of the Goat Academy, an educational community aiming to make 1 million people financially free.

Episodes

Felix Nikolas Prehn: What Happens When Interest Costs Outrun Growth
Felix Nikolas Prehn: What Happens When Interest Costs Outrun Growth Oct 14, 2026 1266 I break down the growing signs that the US Treasury is leaning on the bond market while long-term yields keep rising anyway. Then I connect that bond math to real life: mortgage rates, inflation pressure tied to AI spending, and how concentrated the stock market has become. • how Treasury yields act as the price of money for mortgages, loans, and pensions • why foreign demand is fading and why the
Japan Bond Crisis And The Dollar: Why Gold Is Not Ready
Japan Bond Crisis And The Dollar: Why Gold Is Not Ready Oct 13, 2026 1231 Japan's 30-year government bond yield hit a record 4.18 per cent, a event Felix Nikolas Prehn argues is a dress rehearsal for what awaits the United States and other heavily indebted economies. The episode traces the so-called widow maker trade, which bet against Japanese bonds for three decades and has now finally paid off, wiping more than 200 billion dollars from Japanese equities in a sin
Monetary Reset: Gold Outflows, Digital Dollar And Fed Pressure
Monetary Reset: Gold Outflows, Digital Dollar And Fed Pressure Oct 13, 2026 1407 A monetary reset is already under way, according to Felix Nikolas Prehn, a former investment banker who traces four concurrent developments back to a single cause. European central banks are shipping gold home from New York vaults for the first time in decades. Norway's sovereign wealth fund has proposed cutting roughly 80 billion dollars of US treasury holdings. Twenty one of the world'
US Debt Buyback Programme: What Doubling Money Printing Means
US Debt Buyback Programme: What Doubling Money Printing Means Oct 12, 2026 1338 The US Treasury's decision to double its debt buyback programme and run it through to early November is the focus of this episode. Felix Nikolas Prehn, a former investment banker, traces how the government is creating new money to purchase its own long-dated bonds at the same time as Japan, historically the most loyal foreign holder of American debt, sold roughly 88 billion dollars of US bond
Felix Nikolas Prehn: What Happens If The World Stops Needing Dollars For Oil
Felix Nikolas Prehn: What Happens If The World Stops Needing Dollars For Oil Oct 12, 2026 1212 A missile strike in Saudi Arabia kicks off a chain reaction that can end in higher inflation and a weaker dollar, even if you never follow foreign policy. We connect the 1974 petrodollar deal, the Saudi riyal peg, central bank gold buying, and what to check in your own holdings before the market reprices risk. • the missile strike as a currency and portfolio story • why oil spikes hit gas, groceri
Felix Nikolas Prehn: The Credit Reset
Felix Nikolas Prehn: The Credit Reset Oct 12, 2026 1356 We break down why America’s jump in borrowing costs signals a credit reset that can ripple through mortgages, pensions, and stock valuations long before mainstream headlines change. We connect cracked corporate bond charts in AI-linked giants to broad market weakness, then map out why silver and long-term bonds could become opportunity zones if the Fed is forced to respond. • defining the credit r
Fed Losing Control: How AI Borrowing Reshapes Bonds And Gold
Fed Losing Control: How AI Borrowing Reshapes Bonds And Gold Oct 11, 2026 1484 The Federal Reserve is losing its grip on long term interest rates, according to senior Goldman Sachs traders who describe the central bank as more passenger than driver. Felix Nikolas Prehn walks through the mechanism: technology companies building AI infrastructure are on track to issue more debt than the US government next year, with borrowing approaching 1.3 trillion dollars. That wave is abso
Gold And The Financial Reset: Why Central Banks Are Buying
Gold And The Financial Reset: Why Central Banks Are Buying Oct 11, 2026 1478 Gold pulled back roughly 20 per cent from its highs, yet central banks bought a record amount in a single quarter, spending some 40 billion dollars on the metal. Felix Nikolas Prehn connects this buying spree to a broader pattern: Bank of America data showing productivity and consumer confidence falling together for the first time since 2008, despite 1.5 trillion dollars already spent on AI. He ex
Sulphuric Acid Ban And Dollar Crisis: What Comes Next
Sulphuric Acid Ban And Dollar Crisis: What Comes Next Oct 10, 2026 1547 Sulphuric acid may be an obscure commodity, but its sudden disappearance from global markets matters. Felix Nikolas Prehn explains how Russia's export ban, following China's earlier cut, removes the two largest suppliers of a chemical essential to fertiliser production. The remaining supply depends on Middle Eastern sulphur shipped through the Strait of Hormuz, the same chokepoint carryi
Rate Hikes And Oil Shocks: Why Central Banks Are Buying Gold
Rate Hikes And Oil Shocks: Why Central Banks Are Buying Gold Oct 10, 2026 1485 Gold and its role during supply side inflation form the core of this episode. Felix Nikolas Prehn, an economist and former investment banker, traces the parallels between the current environment and the 1970s oil shock, when gold rose from roughly 100 dollars to 850 dollars. He argues that raising interest rates does not address inflation driven by energy input costs and instead punishes borrowers
US Oil Reserve At 44 Year Low: What Three Signals Reveal
US Oil Reserve At 44 Year Low: What Three Signals Reveal Oct 9, 2026 1222 The US strategic petroleum reserve has fallen to its lowest level since 1982 after 26 consecutive weeks of withdrawals. Felix Nikolas Prehn, an economist and former investment banker, argues this drawdown is not about supply shortages but about suppressing the oil price to keep inflation figures manageable while the government prepares to print more money. He links the reserve depletion to two oth
Dollar Reset: How Inflation Is Being Quietly Recalibrated
Dollar Reset: How Inflation Is Being Quietly Recalibrated Oct 9, 2026 1192 The dollar reset now under way is not a dramatic redenomination but a slow widening gap between official inflation figures and actual living costs. Felix Nikolas Prehn traces the chain from mortgage rates approaching 8 per cent to the bond market repricing risk at levels last seen before the 2008 crisis. He outlines Bill Ackman's argument that rate rises may be feeding rather than fighting in

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