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Doug Casey Interview

[vestor111]

Interesting interview whether you buy his worldview or not.

https://www.silverdoctors.com/doug-casey-we-are-going-to-have-a-fantastic-depression-goldsilver-more-important-to-own-than-1971-or-2001/#more-38060

[boneafide1]

thanks vestor for the link. while not agreeing with everything he says, i have learnt a lot from this brilliant mind over the years. he is not afraid of the heavy lifting involved in bringing fresh, clear thought to not only investment, but a myriad of subjects including education, environment, human nature, history, politics, etc. i dare say he is one of the very few original minds in the world

[vestor111]

Casey is a very unique and insightful guy. I am also a big fan of Peter Schiff and had the good fortune to meet him and have cocctails (since SH doesn't like the correct spelling) with him back in September. Max Keiser was there - he is a blast. The CEO of Endeavour Silver was there too - very impressive guy. His stock is doing very well with this up tick. Here is his take on Yellen, the

[HonestAbe]

Casey and his gang of cronies runs a pump and dump investment newsletter, although his long term macro views have some merit.  Schiff is a media doomer schill and best to avoid listening to his noise.

[vestor111]

Let's see Schiff call the Dotcom bubble and the housing bubble and took a lot of flack for that which is well documented on line. I think it you I should avoid listening to because clearly your opinion of Schiff is way off base. In fact, it isn't "honest" in the face of the facts. So when was the last time your testified in front of Congress to warn them they were heading

[HonestAbe]

He also called for the demise of the dollar and to buy gold all the way even at the highs.  He only cares about getting media air time and has as many bad calls to go with his good calls.  And those bubbles that he "called" ... he never called them anywhere near the top but from much lower levels as it went parabolic.  In fact, any sane investor would never have survived

[pleasureisland]

I don't follow Casey but he absolutely correct about the USD; it will not continue as the world's reserve currency. It cannot as the creditor nations have run out of patience for the US to pay its bills. Its has a free ride for a long time and now the banksters have ruined their country. Ask yourself why the Chinese are not worried about writing off 1 T USD in Treasuries??? Perhaps it has

[bobby621]

Let me guess, your a "kingworldnews" suscriber.