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The Curse of Underwater Cars…

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“Listen closely. Hear that?” asks Gerald Celente. “The echoes from the subprime mortgage crisis that kicked off the Panic of ’08 are beginning to reverberate again.” Today we pick up with the proliferation of auto loans to borrowers with a shaky credit history. “Just as subprime home loan borrowers secured ...

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The Next Industrial Revolution…

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Has the human species reached a technological and economic peak? Are its most significant inventions behind it? Until the 19th century, progress came in inches. The fastest mode of transport in A.D. 1776 was the fastest mode of transport in 1776 B.C. — the horse. Global trade flowed to the ...

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Grudge Match 2017: Trump vs. Yellen…

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Looks as if it’s game on — Trump versus the Deep State. “Deep State” is a term that originated in Turkey to describe certain actors within the structure of government who were unseen but who wielded the real power irrespective of who won elections. A few years ago, a retired ...

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Trump Could “Blow Fuses Across the World”…

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We open with a remarkable fact… The weeks following Trump’s election provided the greatest stock market rally to greet any new president — any new president — in American history. But peer back through the thick mists of time… all the way to November if you can… and recall that ...

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James Rickards: An End to Globalism…

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Jim Rickards joined the BBC’s Gordon Brewer on Radio Scotland to discuss globalism and his latest best seller The Road to Ruin.  During the conversation Rickards outlines exactly what he believes is a strategy by global elites’ to disguise a looming financial collapse. When asked about the Donald Trump positioning ...

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The Fed’s Troubled Road Ahead…

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In recent decades, the Fed has engaged in a series of policy interventions and market manipulations that have paradoxically left it more powerful even as those interventions left a trail of crashes, collapses and calamities. Needless to say, for the past 20 years the Fed has gone beyond its dual ...

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The New “Big Short” — This Is THE Crisis of 2017…

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Subprime auto loans are the new “Big Short.” Of course you remember the first “Big Short” — subprime housing loans. Michael Lewis wrote a book about it. In the wake of the subprime housing crisis, millions of Americans lost their homes and jobs. The global financial system nearly collapsed. Thankfully, ...

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Jim Rickards: The Empire Strikes Back…

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Jim Rickards joined Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert for a exclusive interview on the global economy and the incoming Trump administration.  Max kicked off the show referencing the American humorist Ogeden Nash’s famous quote, “Some debts are fun when you are acquiring them, but none are fun when you set ...

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Time to Sell Everything?…

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Best-selling author, wine whiz, polo player, bon vivant and citizen du monde… Doug Casey defines the term Renaissance man. Or what the Limeys might call a man of parts. Shake the American dust off your shoes and explore the world, counsels Doug. Take the cold bath and take it bravely. ...

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