Monday, January 19, 2009
January 19, 2009
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credits markets have improved "some", next thing to drop is government bonds, markets can rally some more, second half of 2009 will be worse then second half 2008, if you look for value you must go to asia, commodities are hit very hard and will rise in the future
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Great interview! Oh guys by the way, if you have not seen it I noticed that there is a new Jim Rogers interview from 16 December, you really need to watch that!
ReplyDeleteI really hoped he had a bit more time to explain why he thinks the dollar will strengthen in the short run. it's already quite strong compared to the last year and the only explanation I've heard for that is forced liquidation/deleveraging.
ReplyDeletebut that can't go on forever, especially not when there's a rebound which he's expecting.
can anyone of you make sense of that?
No. Well at least not me. I don't think anyone here on this website has the knowledge of Marc Faber or Jim Rogers. We are very depentent on their knowledge of what is going on.
ReplyDeleteI agree; it was frustrating that he was cut off just as he was developing that thesis.
ReplyDeleteAnother commentator I think you should put on here is James Grant. There are several Bloomberg video interviews with him that are brilliant!
Max Keiser should be on this site also. He minces no words while talking about the US Economy.
ReplyDeleteNo not Kaiser. He's a 9-11 conspiracy theorist among other things.
ReplyDeleteWhat? Does Max believe 19 cavedwellers with "boxcutters" pulled off a near perfect terrorism plot?
ReplyDeleteKaiser has it together on the US Economy. I don't know his vision of 9-11, but I'll take your word for it. He does, however, understand how bad of shape the US economy is in.
ReplyDeleteI don't think we need guys on here like Max Kaiser. This should be a place for serious people to discuss facts and not to speculate about the next mason, amero, 911, jew conspiracy.
ReplyDeleteI also agree that
ReplyDelete1) Max Kaiser
2) Gerald Celente (I can't believe he's not posted here!)
3) James Grant
4) Tyche Investments (The CEO and also Martin H.): http://www.tyche-group.com/en/media_front.php