In this special bonus episode, author, journalist and Founder and CIO of Breakout Capital, Ruchir Sharma, explores and interprets the market reaction to the US-Israel war with Iran so far. Ruchir, who is also Chairman of Rockefeller International, and former Chief Investment Strategist at Morgan Stanley Investment Management, argues the market reaction is relatively calm and that most of the negative reaction has been de-grossing of markets that had recently outperformed. He explains what he is looking out for that would suggest things are spinning out of control and warrant a deeper, longer lasting sell off. Wilf’s full conversation with Ruchir drops on Monday 9 March - make sure you hit follow or subscribe so you don’t miss it!
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