Jim Rogers : Massive Economic Crash in 2017
Mr Trump has said he's going to do some
wonderful things he's going to cut taxes
which is always great for any society in
any country he said he's going to
rebuild the infrastructure which America
desperately needs and is good for
America he says he's going to bring home
the three trillion dollars u.s. dollars
which American companies have a oversees
all of these things are wonderful
wonderful things and if he can do it
wow he's going to be great but mr. Trump
is also said he's going to have trade
war with China Mexico Japan Korea do
other people that he has named he swore
that on his first day in office he would
impose 45% tariffs against China has
been there three weeks two or three
weeks and he hasn't done it yet but he
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still got it in his head I'm sure but
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maybe he's just another politician like
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all the rest of them says one thing it
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doesn't mean it at all but he does have
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at least three people in high levels in
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his group were very very keen to have
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trade wars with China and other people
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if he does that Eric it's all over
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I mean issues very clear that trade was
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always lead to problems often to
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disaster sometimes even to real war
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shooting war so i don't know i'm not
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sure mr. truck knows he said so many
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things and many of the things a
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contradictory now if he's not going to
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have trade wars with various people then
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chances are for a while
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happy days are here but i still own the
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dollar that our forces having a
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correction now you know all bull markets
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need corrections directions are good i
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haven't sold any I may have even bought
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more for all I know
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no I still see the same thing that
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whatever happens in the world there is
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going to be some turmoil somewhere on
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the line
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we're already seeing it in some places
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you're still having its own version of
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turmoil is going to have a lot
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add more this year so the dollar is
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going to be quote a safe haven as we
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discussed last year again is not a safe
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haven but it is perceived as a safe
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haven and ended back for some countries
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it is a safe haven compared to state
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that you're over other other currencies
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so I still on the dollar the
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fundamentals have only gotten worse but
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the fundamentals have gotten everywhere
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have gotten worse everywhere except
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maybe Russia so I still own the US
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dollar I've been around long enough to
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know that anything is possible no matter
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how weird it may sound in fact the
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weirder it sounds more likely it's
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probably going to have them I i doubt if
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it's gonna be applied to record this
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time around it's more like this that the
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dollar is going to go higher and higher
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on its own volition for some of the
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reasons we discussed it will get too
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high it will be it will cause serious
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credit problems for some people that got
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a lot of people at bart a lot of dollars
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it will also make many American
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companies less competitive so the money
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is going to go to high may turn into a
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bubble at which point i hope i'm smart
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enough to sell it because at some point
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market forces are going to cause the
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dollar to come back down because people
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are going to realize oh my gosh this is
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causing a lot of turmoil economic
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problems in the world and it's damaging
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the American economy at that point the
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smart guys will get out i hope i'm one
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of them but if it turns into a ball
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bubbles look the same and no matter what
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country what period of history would be
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what assets now everybody scream /
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screaming that it's different this time
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you don't understand your man you just
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cannot understand why everybody needs on
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under own dollars so the signs will
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always be there are signs along the way
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will be some of the things i mentioned
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you will start seeing bankruptcies by
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companies are countries that are
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extended overextended in US dollars and
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cents dollars going higher
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they cannot repay their debts you will
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see American companies and American
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balance of trade getting worse because
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of the high dollar
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the signs will be pretty clear pretty
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pretty simple science they've been
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around for hundreds of years thousands
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of years
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I just hope I'm smart enough to
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recognize them and have the inside to
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interpret them properly all those guys
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are smarter than I am so I I don't know
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I anyway i'm not short bonds at the
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moment certainly would have been a good
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trade last summer as you pointed out
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that once made a a higher interest rates
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may be lower long-term rates made alone
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they have rallied sense but for my money
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right now as we speak in favor of 2017
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everybody is bullish on long-term US
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government bonds I've been around long
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enough Eric to know that when
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everybody's on the same side of the boat
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I better one to the other side so i am
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not shorting government bonds i am sure
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your junk bonds still if and when the
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new changes and people less skeptical of
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bonds go down and everybody starts
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saying oh bonds cheated me she lied to
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me they've had then I might be ready to
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short Rollins again because we're
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certainly in the process of making a top
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when that top comes I don't know I'm
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smart I'm a very very very bad market
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time as you know I'm a very very bad
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short-term trader so you should have
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those other guys to get your timing
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well I happen to agree with you a
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hundred percent that very fact that I'm
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still so much junk bonds but it means is
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definitely the timing is wrong I no junk
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interest rates start going up again
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formerly when the wonderful market
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really does come to an end in the
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interest rates government bonds interest
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rates are going to go very very high
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very very high
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I told you how I you would probably hang
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up now and not listen to me anymore but
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you know in 1981 interest rate
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short-term interest rates in America
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were over twenty percent bonds wielding
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over long-term bonds building over
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fifteen percent we've had these long
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bull and bear markets in bonds in the
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United States and we probably will like
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him when interest rates go higher the
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junk bonds again it going to get
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destroyed both by interest rates and by
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credit default because many of them are
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in fact chunk that you know the
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companies are not great credit risk and
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they're gonna they're gonna pay the
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price
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I'm so why do you think governments
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cannot go bankrupt it's happened
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throughout history the norm is for
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governments to go bankrupt over any
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extended periods of time including the
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countries which are on top after the
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First World War hundred years ago UK was
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the richest most powerful country in the
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world it was no number two
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well I can remember when the UK went
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bankrupt in the NNI two generations
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later three generations later could not
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sell long-term debt the IMF had to bail
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them out
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you're not old enough to remember when
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the French were like that or the Spanish
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for the Dutch you know everybody has
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been on top without everybody but many
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people have been on top one time or
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another
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they've all gone bankrupt why do you
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think people cannot go bankrupt
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well Eric I suggest that you do a little
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more research although i don't think you
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need to quit you you know you're very
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knowledgeable but if you do a lot of
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research and become knowledgeable about
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what's going on in the world you're
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going to get very very word and if you
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get very very worried you're gonna I
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hope get prepared because we're going to
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have the worst economic problems we've
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had in your lifetime or my lifetime and
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when that happens a lot of people are
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going to disappear 1980s are 2008 bear
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stearns disappeared bear stearns have
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been around over 90 years
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Lehman Brothers disappeared lehman bros
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been run over a hundred and fifty years
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a long time a long glorious history been
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through Wars depression civil war
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they've been to everything and yet they
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disappeared so the next time around is
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going to be worse than anything we've
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seen a lot of institutions people
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companies even countries certainly a
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governments and maybe even countries are
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going to disappear i hope you get very
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worried
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well let's just talk about some of the
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things going to happen in the next
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couple of years and then I think we can
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draw further conclusions there going to
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be more movements in Europe for instance
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24 countries to split up and for
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countries to leave the EU you mentioned
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the France before there are people in
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France you want to split the country of
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people in Italy Spain Belgium we want to
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split those countries they are now going
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to be encouraged by the fact that breaks
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it was successful the Scots are going to
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have another election about the
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possibility of leaving the UK whether
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these things happen or not
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Eric I don't know yet i have used but
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who cares but we're certainly going to
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have the ongoing turmoil that these
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movements are alive and well and will be
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very active and vocal and visible for a
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while now let's assume it's certainly
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less prism for a moment and some of them
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are successful
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well if if the europe in Union starts
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breaking up for the euro starts breaking
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up
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that's gonna throw a spanner and a lot
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of people's works because nobody's
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really sort of planned on that most of
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the bonds of eurobonds none of that very
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few of them now have any provision for
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what happens if there is no euro I mean
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usually owns several billion dollars
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worth of bonds suppose Italy pulls out
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of the euro and they suddenly say okay
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we're going to pay you back in Lyra well
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that's that's going to confuse a lot of
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people and caused a lot more turmoil you
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have the same sorts of movements in Asia
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not nearly as powerful as vocal yet but
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you have the same sort of every window
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in the United States is a movement now
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for California to withdrawal from the US
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and by the way in the u.s. a lot of
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people would like to see California
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leave the US so it may work it may work
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both ways so when you start having bear
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markets as you have sure well no one bad
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things happened in another bad thing
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happens in these things snowball just
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like in bull markets good news comes out
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then more
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good news comes out the next thing you
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know you're five or six or seven years
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into a bull market will bear markets do
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the same thing and so we have a lot of
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bad news on the horizon
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I haven't even gotten to war haven't
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even gotten to trade war or anything
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like that but you know things do go
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wrong
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whenever things are solved a hot bad and
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things are going wrong people look for
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somebody to play they always throughout
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history wherever we are which whichever
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country we're discussing the first
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people blamed always the foreigners have
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different color skin different languages
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different religions different food they
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smell bad their food smells bad
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I cannot tell you how many times I've
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heard people talk about how oh those
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people their food smells bad and they
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smell bad too so it's very easy it's
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always happen that way to blame the
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forest for better for worse it seems it
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has happened if you point out in the US
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again but it's also happening you know
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the places that germany france italy
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many places they're blaming the
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foreigners already again it's even
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happening in Singapore to some extent
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where i live nothing like nothing like
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in Europe at the moment and as you roll
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up against the florist most countries
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historically have closed off one way or
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the other they close their borders they
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close their economies and when you close
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the economy it leads to economic
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problems and sometimes eventually if you
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get real serious trade Wars it needs to
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bankruptcy and even and even worse you
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know it's grey alright I don't think
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ever in history that one country started
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a trade why and other country says oh
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well that's too bad but we're not going
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to do anything we're just going to sit
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here and let you hit us again and again
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and again
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no the other countries retaliate that's
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the way human beings are the country X
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starts a trade with and countrywide hits
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back in country X hits back and
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countrywide hits back in the next thing
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you know country c and d and e
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are involved as well and everybody
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suffering and then this economy's get
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worse more and more things happen more
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and more discrimination more and more
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blame and then eventually bullets start
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flying
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so now I I don't like it all what i see
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happening it's there many analogies that
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the previous periods in history before
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the First World War this sort of thing
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started happening and certainly before
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the second world war the start of things
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started happening it's been it's been
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common throughout history and these wars
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know when they start they usually in
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1914 nobody nobody could conceive of war
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and then the next thing you know it was
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war and everybody said don't worry it'll
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be over by Christmas well six months
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later everybody was saying how did we
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get into this war how do we get out of
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this war it's absurd its Lucas etcetera
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and that's been the case for many many
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most wars if you go back and look some
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bureaucrat throws his weight around the
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next thing you know another bureaucrat
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throws his weight around and the next
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thing you know 20 year old kids are
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shooting ensure instead of drinking beer
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together and everybody suffering so now
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that my word I'm very worried and I know
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enough history to know that beast angst
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have all fun all friend let you real war
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certain you know we just had a president
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who won the nobel peace prize of all
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things we started more Wars probably the
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most presidents in American history of
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America seems to have a pension for war
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and they seem to like to get involved
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well I do know that during the last
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administration mr. Obama's
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administration is you probably remember
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we started we tried to pull off a new
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legal coup in the in Ukraine you know we
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we got caught at it huh what's her name
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of victoria London whatever the woman's
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name is taking part of a if there are
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several pieces of evidence where we know
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she tried to instigate an illegal cool
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then of course
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the Russians out smartest and so the
15:34
state department started playing it on
15:35
the Russians and the hype against the
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Russians has gotten bigger and bigger
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ever since after we started the trying
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to start trying to instigate the illegal
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coup in you in Crimea and Ukraine so yes
15:51
we we are certainly that fall to some
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extent and obviously you then when your
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cart you gotta keep the rhetoric up and
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keep throwing more and more accusations
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and so the State Department has done
16:04
that I know that before that illegal coo
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Obama Bush everybody was trying to be
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friends with the Russians rightly so
16:14
colloid ended long ago the Russians
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wanted to be friends with America that
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we didn't need NATO anymore who needed
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the cold war etc all the money we were
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spending on some of these her arms
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manufacturers and ends soldiers
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will always be there signs along the way
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will be some of the things i mentioned
16:55
you will start seeing bankruptcies by
16:57
companies are countries that are
17:00
extended overextended in US dollars and
17:03
cents dollars going higher
17:05
they cannot repay their debts you will
17:07
see American companies and American
17:10
balance of trade getting worse because
17:12
of the high dollar the signs will be
17:14
pretty clear if we did pretty simple
17:17
science they've been around for hundreds
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of years thousands of years
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I just hope I'm smart enough to
17:22
recognize them and have the inside to
17:25
interpret them properly
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well all those guys are smarter than I
17:29
am so I I don't know I anyway i'm not
17:33
short bonds at the moment certainly
17:35
would have been a good trade last summer
17:37
as you pointed out that once made a a
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higher interest rates may be lower
17:42
long-term rates made alone they have
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rallied sense but for my money right now
17:49
as we speak in favor of 2017 everybody
17:53
is bullish on long-term US government
17:56
bonds I've been around long enough Eric
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to know that when everybody's on the
18:00
same side of the boat I better run to
18:02
the other side so i am not shorting
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government bonds i am sure your junk
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bonds still if and when the boot that
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trade was always lead to problems how
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often to disaster sometimes even to have
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real war shooting war so i don't know
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i'm not sure mr. truck knows he said so
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many things and many of the things a
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contradictory now if he's not going to
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have trade wars with various people then
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chances are for a while
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happy days are here but i still own the
18:37
dollar the dollar fortune is having a
18:39
correction now you know all bull markets
18:42
need corrections corrections are good i
18:45
haven't sold any I may have even bought
18:47
more for all I know now I still see the
18:50
same thing that whatever happens in the
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world there is going to be some turmoil
18:55
somewhere on the line
18:57
we're already seeing it in some places
18:59
euro still having its own version of
19:02
turmoil is going to have a
19:03
lot more this year so the dollar is
19:05
going to be quote a safe haven as we
19:09
discussed last year again is not a safe
19:11
haven but it is perceived as a safe
19:14
haven and end it back for some countries
19:16
it is a safe haven compared to state
19:18
that you're over other other currencies
19:21
so I still on the dollar the
19:23
fundamentals have only gotten worse but
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the fundamentals have gotten everywhere
19:27
have gotten worse everywhere except
19:29
maybe Russia so I still own the US
19:31
dollar I've been around long enough to
19:35
know that anything is possible no matter
19:37
how weird it may sound in fact the
19:40
weirder it sounds more likely it's
19:41
probably going to happen
19:43
I i doubt if it's gonna be applied to
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record this time around it's more like
19:47
this that the dollar is going to go
19:49
higher and higher on its own volition
19:51
for some of the reasons we discussed it
19:54
will get too high it will it will cause
19:56
serious credit problems for some people
19:59
that I got a lot of people at bart a lot
20:01
of dollars
20:02
it will also make many American
20:04
companies less competitive so the money
20:06
is going to go to high may turn into a
20:09
bubble at which point i hope i'm smart
20:12
enough to sell it because at some point
20:14
market forces are going to cause the
20:17
dollar to come back down because people
20:19
are going to realize oh my gosh this is
20:21
causing a lot of turmoil economic
20:25
problems in the world and it's damaging
20:27
the American economy at that point the
20:30
smart guys will get out i hope i'm one
20:32
of them but if it turns into a ball
20:35
bubbles look the same at no matter what
20:38
country what period of history would be
20:40
what assets now everybody scream provide
20:42
screaming that it's different this time
20:45
you don't understand your man you just
20:47
cannot understand why everybody needs on
20:50
under own dollars so the signs
20:53
the truck instead he's going to do some
21:02
wonderful things he's going to cut taxes
21:04
which is always great for any society in
21:06
any country he said he's going to
21:08
rebuild the infrastructure which America
21:10
desperately needs and is good for
21:12
America he says he's going to bring home
21:15
the three trillion dollars u.s. dollars
21:18
which American companies have a oversees
21:21
all of these things are wonderful
21:23
wonderful things and if he can do it
21:25
Wow things going to be great but mr.
21:29
Trump is also said he's going to have
21:32
trade war with China Mexico Japan Korea
21:36
do other people that he has named he's
21:39
for their own his first day in office he
21:42
would impose 45% tariffs against China
21:45
has been there three weeks two or three
21:47
weeks and he hasn't done it yet but he
21:50
still got it in his head I'm sure maybe
21:53
it's just another politician like all
21:54
the rest of them says one thing it
21:56
doesn't mean it at all but he does have
21:59
at least three people in high levels in
22:03
his group were very very keen to have
22:06
trade wars with China and other people
22:08
if he does that Eric it's all over
22:12
I mean issues very clear changes and
22:15
people less skeptical of bonds go down
22:17
and everybody starts saying oh bonds
22:20
cheated me she lied to me they've had
22:23
then I might be ready to short once
22:26
again because we're certainly in the
22:27
process of making a top when that top
22:31
comes I don't know I'm smart I'm a very
22:34
very very bad market time as you know
22:36
I'm a very very bad short-term trader so
22:40
you should have those other guys to get
22:42
your timing
22:44
well I happen to agree with you a
22:45
hundred percent that very fact that I'm
22:47
still so much junk bonds and what it
22:49
means is definitely the timing is wrong
22:52
I no junk and when interest rates start
22:55
going up again
22:57
formerly when the wonderful market
22:59
really does come to an end in the
23:01
interest rates government bonds interest
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rates are going to go very very high
23:06
there
23:07
very high I told you how I you would
23:09
probably hang up now and not listen to
23:12
me anymore but you know in 1981 interest
23:16
rate short-term interest rates in
23:17
America were over twenty percent bonds
23:20
wielding over long-term bonds feeling
23:22
over fifteen percent we've had these
23:24
long bull and bear markets in bonds in
23:28
the United States and we probably will
23:30
again when interest rates go higher the
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job
Jim Rogers started trading the stock market with $600 in 1968.In 1973 he formed the Quantum Fund with the legendary investor George Soros before retiring, a multi millionaire at the age of 37. Rogers and Soros helped steer the fund to a miraculous 4,200% return over the 10 year span of the fund while the S&P 500 returned just 47%.
Jim Rogers started trading the stock market with $600 in 1968.In 1973 he formed the Quantum Fund with the legendary investor George Soros before retiring, a multi millionaire at the age of 37. Rogers and Soros helped steer the fund to a miraculous 4,200% return over the 10 year span of the fund while the S&P 500 returned just 47%.
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