Subscribe to stay up to date with the latest videos ?-? https://www.sbry.co/suBiHEpisode 44 - What to Buy When Stock & Bond Markets CrashBuck and Porter welcome Dr. David "Doc" Eifrig to discuss his market forecast for the next six to nine months: a mini-boom as people receive and spend their last checks from Trump and Congress. Doc also tells you the one thing you need to watch for that could start a long overdue default cycle in bonds, what his biggest fear is for investors today, and why he's getting more interested in gold with each passing moment of a 9-year old bull market that's on its last breath of debt-laden air.Porter talks about bulletproofing your stocks against market risks and reveals his favorite category of equities with a laundry list of companies ready for you to research. Doc and Porter tell you what kind of stocks make a perfect "Hall of Fame" portfolio - investments that pay you ever increasing dividends every single year you own them.Buck asks Doc how you should prepare your investments for the next bear market, and Doc reveals his "100 year" investment idea - an irreplaceable asset that will never go away. Porter answers listener questions about the bitcoin and crypto crash, Toys R Us bankruptcy, and if China and President Xi Jinping are gearing up to create a new world reserve currency.Be sure to click here to never miss an episode ?+"GOOGLE PLAY MUSIC ?-? https://www.sbry.co/lkwhpITUNES ?-? https://www.sbry.co/7OQ79SOUNDCLOUD ?-? https://www.sbry.co/jHn5hSTITCHER ?-? https://www.sbry.co/tEkL5------------Follow us on Twitter ?-? https://www.sbry.co/p11ihJoin our Facebook Community ?-? https://www.sbry.co/fMckKCheck out our website ?-? https://www.sbry.co/wUAyeCheck out Stansberry NewsWire ?-?https://www.sbry.co/IhNeWCheck out Health and Wealth Bulletin ?-? https://www.sbry.co/iHRmDCheck out Extreme Value ?-? https://www.sbry.co/EvIiH------------5:12 Porter lays out the crucial distinction between America and America's government, and the No. 1 reason why the spirit of America will outlive our current regime.12:10 In all the swirl of conspiracies to explain why no one liked Hillary Clinton, Porter tries to think of a Democratic nominee who's been more wooden and less charismatic - and there's a contender. "He looked like a drunken Frankenstein."17:08 Buck introduces this week's guest Dr. (Doc) David Eifrig, lead editor and analyst of Retirement Millionaire, Retirement Trader, and Income Intelligence at Stansberry Research. Porter gets straight to the question he says will make Doc uncomfortable. "You call your newsletter Retirement Millionaire, but are you actually a millionaire?"21:25 Porter asks Doc about his big concern in the markets right now. The lowest-grade investment tranche of debt is so radically larger than it was before, it's bigger than the whole high yield market. "You have the potential for an enormous increase in the amount of junk bonds during the next default cycle."28:28 Doc talks about his observations from recent travels both domestic and abroad. He's seeing some unmistakable signs of inflation - just not the kind of inflation most people expect.31:10 Porter reminisces on a presentation Doc gave at a Stansberry Alliance at Hong Kong in the dark days of 2008. "What a perfect market bottom."38:00 Doc shares his market forecast for the next six to nine months: a mini-boom as people receive and spend their last checks from Trump and Congress. But the medium-term looks uglier. "It's gonna be an ugly Christmas, in my opinion."43:30 Doc lays out why near-term interest rate hikes are inevitable, and Porter explains why today's bond market is a house of cards. "The market for bonds is controlled by ETFs."47:25 The last great stock market debacle was about toxic mortgages - but Porter says the next one will be about corporate bonds. "Folks won't listen... they'll be trapped in these bond funds... and their broker will tell them, 'you're gonna have to make some margin calls, you're going to have to sell your high-quality stocks.'"51:19 Porter reveals why, during the last downturn, he told everyone to buy Moody's and NVR, and how he knew for a fact that they would keep on making money, "quarter after quarter, throughout the entire crisis. And they did."1:01:45 Porter's said insurance stocks are the opportunities he'd teach his kids about if he could teach them only one financial secret - and now he shares his favorite property and casualty insurance company with you.1:06:05 In a world of seemingly accelerated disruption, Porter shares the commodity he believes will stand the test of time. Compared to this, "chocolate is a risky innovation."