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Tag Archives: US stimulus
Peter Schiff is still bullish on gold.
Posted in Finance, Financial Markets, The Global Economy
Tagged commodities, Finance, Financial Markets, gold, job creation, jobs, Peter Schiff, platimium, silver, US dollar, US economy, US stimulus
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Jim Rogers owns commodities, few stocks (if any) — and is buying more commodities and some Swiss Franc and Japanese Yen.
Jim Rogers – November 17, 2009 Jim Rogers – September 15, 2009:
Posted in Finance, Financial Markets, The Global Economy
Tagged capital allocation, commodities, currencies, debt, deleveraging, equities, global economy, global recession, gold, inflation, Japanese Yen, public debt, securities, silver, stocks, Swiss Franc, US bailout, US dollar, US economy, US recession, US stimulus, Wall Street
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The World Of SuperFreakonomics
Steve Levitt on Super Freakonomics: Super Freakonomics: Steve Levitt and Steve Dubner on Charlie Rose – Click on Archives. – Spot November 11′s show.
Frederic Bastiat’s broken window theory comes at 4:17 into. — [VIDEO]
John Stossel on the US stimulus: