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In this episode, we discuss how Trend Following strategies are able to cope with the extra volatility around huge world events,  Transtrend\\u2019s recent article on responsible investing and why that includes the ability to short a market, the current oil situation, and recent interview appearances by Ray Dalio and Danielle DiMartino Booth.  Questions answered this week include: Can Trend Following do well in a hyper inflationary environment? Have you discovered anything new from the 2020 Crash?

Interviews mentioned: Danielle DiMartino Booth on Valuetainment and Ray Dalio on TED

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Episode TimeStamps:

00:00 \\u2013 Intro

01:55 \\u2013 Macro recap from Niels

07:06 \\u2013 Weekly review of performance

08:09 \\u2013 Top Tweets

36:58 \\u2013 Craig: Question 1:  Can Trend Following do well in a hyper-inflationary environment?

46:31 \\u2013 George: Question 2: Have you discovered anything new from the 2020 crash?

53:49 \\u2013 Benchmark performance update

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