Henrik Zeberg: Why Markets Could Surge Before They Break
28K views · Sep 16, 2026 · News & Politics
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@Wealthion · 2 weeks ago · pinned
💡 Henrik Zeberg warns that the market’s final melt-up may still have further to run — but says the underlying setup is becoming increasingly unstable, with a weaker consumer, softer labor market and the risk of a sharp reversal once the cycle turns. Sign up for a free portfolio review with one of Wealthion’s trusted advisors to see whether your portfolio is positioned for both the upside — and what may come after: <a href="https://bit.ly/4xFx2Jr">https://bit.ly/4xFx2Jr</a>
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@rafaelkramer8841 · 12 days ago (edited)
it always amazes me that people talk how "everyone else don't understand". not "some people", but EVERYONE. NOT A SINGLE PERSON UNDERSTAND, ONLY HENRIK. smart people just state their opinion and explain it.
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@JohanvanGass · 2 weeks ago
Always a pleasure listening to Henrick Zeberg.
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@Chrissy50-1 · 13 days ago
I really appreciate Henriks perspective. Thank you for the thought provoking and insightful interviews Maggie
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@ls1959 · 11 days ago
I've been following Henrik Zeberg for a while. For months and years he keeps on pushing back the date of the reckoning and he keeps on raising his stock market targets. It's like groundhog day all over again.
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@rd9102 · 12 days ago
Needs timestamps.
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@nielsengel8508 · 13 days ago
Zeberg was VERY wrong last winter regarding Crypto (Ethereum to 17‘000 by year end 2025).
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@rizaokcu · 11 days ago
Listen to him carefully, do the opposite of what he claims and enjoy the profits. He's the ultimate counter-indicator.
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@gregfields011 · 13 days ago
I think Henrik will be one of the only ones who will be extremely bullish at this time, but also recognise it’ll be short-lived.
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@avocadoarmadillo7031 · 10 days ago
5% yield in a currency isn't much when the country in question is running a persistent deficit ($2 trillion anually and climbing) and already pays HUGE interest on its $40 trillion debt. Bonds are cheap for a reason, and will get cheaper.
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@carrickrichards2457 · 11 days ago
US debt-deficit-risk-outlook means Treasury yields have to go high to sell. 15 September the 20y Treasury bond auction had such a low demand, the yield reached 5.42% and 17% had to be taken up by underwriters. The Fed is becomming a passenger in rate decisions. Outlook is higher yields
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@BuddyDog9267 · 12 days ago
This time it really is different!🤑
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