Germany

“When I started in Really the eighties and then the nineties. You didn't have to think about what's happening in Germany and what's happening in China. There wasn't this extreme correlation that is today between every different piece that links up within the wo…”

“And I thought the Euro was an incredibly stupid idea because, you know, I was looking at the correlation of employment shocks with Netherlands and Germany and Spain and Germany, and the sort of core periphery issues quite were already evident then, and it was …”

“Say Germany during the Euro area crisis, highly expert reliant economy. If they had abandoned the Euro, the Deutschmark two point O would have appreciated 20, 3040, 50, 60%, and then bye-bye Germany. So hell yes, they're going to pay for Greek debt, like high …”

“Today, you look at Germany, you look at France, you look at Britain, you look at Canada, you look at the US, all of these bonds now offer real yields of anywhere between minus three and minus five.”

“And the back of the envelope math says, well, in order for Germany to be a hundred percent renewables plus a hundred percent battery, the battery piece of that equation was 270 trillion dollars.”

“Even the areas like Germany, where no global retailer has had success, they've been able to crack that market.”