How do you respond in a crisis? What about when there’s an opportunity presented? Your host, Nathan Birch, details the series of events that occurred in 2016 and how those who are successful now respond very differently to the state of the economy than those who remain unsuccessful to this present day.

Episode Notes:

(0:48) Why is Nathan Birch saying a recession is the best time for investors?

(3:25) Oil prices have risen more than 50%.

(4:10) US rate rises dent gold’s worth.

(6:39) APRA tightening home loan rules.

(12:13) Savers will become losers.

(20:19) Why is it important to understand how the world economy works?

(24:25) Become fluid in the economic market.

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