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Paul Singer's Elliott Management reportedly called gold 'one of the most undervalued' assets around

May 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

Continue...Paul Singer is an American billionaire hedge fund manager, activist, investor, vulture capitalist, and philanthropist. His hedge fund, Elliott Management Corporation, specializes in distressed debt acquisitions. Singer is also the founder and CEO of NML Capital Limited, a Cayman Islands-based offshore unit of Elliott Management Corporation.Read More

Jim Rogers Reveals Secrets That Could Make YOU RICH!

May 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

Through decades of investing experience around the world and in every asset class Jim Rogers has built a reputation as being one of the best investors of our time. Jim Rogers has beat the markets by looking for asymmetric bets, in areas and assets classes that are beaten down and extremely cheap. He tries to find a catalyst for change and looks to fade hysteria in markets. By executing this strate...Read More

Here's Why Gold Prices Are Rising And Silver Prices Are Falling

May 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

"Silver prices won't recover until the global economy and industrial production do, so the gold/silver ratio at all-time highs makes sense."Continue...Read More

Grant Williams: A COVID-19 Crisis Roadmap

April 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

This is an exclusive "Hedgeye Investing Summit" interview between Real Vision co-founder Grant Williams and Hedgeye CEO Keith McCullough.***This interview originally aired live on Hedgeye.com on April 16, 2020***Grant Williams is the portfolio manager of the Vulpes Precious Metals Fund and strategy advisor to Vulpes Investment Management in Singapore. Grant has 28 years of experience in finance on...Read More

El-Erian: 'The Fed went too far' and is creating 'zombie companies'

April 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic advisor at Allianz, joins "Squawk Box" to discuss Warren Buffett's take on the markets and the impact of the Fed's emergency response to the coronavirus crisis.Mohamed El-Erian is the Chief Economic Adviser of Allianz, a multinational financial services company. He is the former CEO and co-Chief Investment Officer of PIMCO, a global investment firm and one of the w...Read More

Steve Hanke: COVID-19, Panicky Markets & The Economic Implications

April 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

This is an exclusive "Hedgeye Investing Summit" interview between renowned Economics Professor Steve Hanke of Johns Hopkins and CEO Keith McCullough.***This interview originally aired live on Hedgeye.com on April 16, 2020***Mr. Keith R. McCullough is the Founder and CEO of Hedgeye Risk Management LLC. He covers the strategy sector at the firm. Prior to founding the firm, Mr. McCullough was a Partn...Read More

Goldman Says: "Stocks To Drop 40% From Here." Are They Right? - Mannarino

April 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

Gregory Mannarino started his career working for the securities and trading arm of the now defunct Bear Stearns before the dot-com bubble. After realizing that working on Wall Street was not like the movies, he moved on to get a medical degree and practiced medicine as a Physician Assistant. He also served in the United States Naval Reserve Medical Service Corps, having attained the rank of Lieute...Read More

The Federal Reserve: More Lethal than Coronavirus

April 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

Last week the Federal Reserve announced it will keep interest rates at or near zero until the economy recovers from the government-imposed shutdown. Following this announcement, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell urged Congress and the Trump administration to put aside any concerns about the deficit and spend whatever it takes to stimulate the economy and combat coronavirus.The Federal Reserve...Read More

Nick Santiago: 'Warren Buffett should be ashamed of himself'

April 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

1. Warren Buffett is in the news today after annual shareholder meeting. He sold his stakes in the four largest U.S. airline carriers. I've never seen him sell out of a sector at the lows. I know he is good friends with Bill Gates, so maybe he is just trying to help his buddy accomplish his goal of the next Great Depression. He used to buy into markets in the past. In 2008, he was buying everythin...Read More

'Like watching a train wreck': The coronavirus effect on North Dakota shale oilfields

April 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

"As we were sitting around the board room watching what was happening with prices, it was like watching a train wreck." Continue...Read More

Coronavirus: Are Our Scientists Lying To Us?

April 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

Picking up on our last video about the Newsweek report that the US has been funding bat coronavirus 'gain of function' research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, we dig further into the "Was covid-19 created in a lab?" debate. Digging into the biochemistry of viruses, we are struck in particular by a genetic string of RNA in covid-19 - specifically the polybasic furin cleavage site PRRA - that h...Read More

Axel Merk: 'There will be no free lunch'

April 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

Governments and central banks are throwing all the money they can into financial markets to support a flaying global economy rocked to its core from the COVID-19 pandemic.Although the world could see the worst downturn since the Great Depression of the 1930s, Axel Merk, chief investment officer and president of Merk Investments, warned investors: "there will be no free lunch."Merk said that he lik...Read More

ABANDON SHIP & Let the Fed Decide If You Drown - Mike Maloney

April 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

Imagine you're on a ship that has struck an iceberg, and you know it's going down. You quickly grab the life vests for you and your family. You rush to the deck to go to the lifeboats, but there you encounter some authority...that is actively taking life vests away from one group of people by force, and giving them to another group of people, and leading them to the lifeboats - deciding who will l...Read More

LIKE LAMBS TO THE SLAUGHTER: Economic Rebound Potential is Being Destroyed

April 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

The FED has opened both doors to the flood gates of irrevocable debt. Record levels of money printing are silently destroying the US dollar. Over 30M jobs have been lost, and the Economic rebound potential is being destroyed day by day. Today I'll uncover the truth behind the headlines, so you can make intelligent decisions around protecting yourself, your families, and your wealth...coming up.Lyn...Read More

Mark Cuban Goes Off on US Leadership: Congress, POTUS 'Ain't Doing Sh*t... Other Than Looking for Someone to Blame'

April 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

"The reality is that we don't know what the right answers are, but it sure would be nice to be able to have a civil discussion about the options."Continue...Read More

Paul Craig Roberts: Sweden Is Not The Model

April 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

There is a lot of conflicting information about Sweden. Some claim that "open" Sweden has no higher infection and death rates than its neighbors, a claim contradicted by this report: Continue...Read More

Mish Shedlock: Is Sweden's Covid-19 Handling a Failure or a Success?

April 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

On a per capita basis, Sweden's Covid-19 deaths are 3 to 5.5 times the other Nordic countries.Continue...Read More

America Doesn't Have A Justice System Anymore

April 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

At one time it was the pride of American law enforcement, a symbol of integrity, honesty and incredible courage under fire. But now when we think of the FBI in "action," we think of Continue...Read More

Buffett cautions on 'extreme consequences' from the Fed's recent moves

April 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

"I think in general they're the right thing, but I don't think they're without consequences, and I think they could be of extreme consequences if pushed far enough. But there would be kind of extreme consequences if we didn't do it as well."Continue...Read More

Jim Rickards: This "Cure" for the Economy Could Kill It

April 20, 2005 / marketsanity.com

The economy remains under lockdown, although some states are beginning to relax restrictions. As with so many other aspects of American life, there's been a red state/blue state divide.Continue...Read More

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