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Afshin Rattansi in Tehran talks to Max Keiser in Paris about the end of Wall Street, dollars and toilet paper - and Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs no longer being investment banks.
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posted by Randy @ 8:06 PM
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****HOME--MAIN BLOG PAGE**** I’m 44yrs old, retired from the USAF & manage a Telecomm organization. I have been writing about our bubble economy since 2005 & many of today’s economic events were actually anticipated and forewarned of. You should know that the U.S. Housing Bubble was only the latest symptom of much larger fundamental economic imbalances that have been building for decades - due to poor monetary and policymaking decisions. With that, I personally feel a major economic transformation is taking place right before our eyes & the prosperous “good life” that we’ve enjoyed in the US is ending. I have unrelated Telecom Eng. & Eng. Mgnt. Degrees, but have spent many thousands of hrs studying economic issues – providing me with a strong understanding of “the big picture” *****Disclaimer***** These articles reflect the opinion of this author and are by no means a guarantee of future economic conditions. Additionally, these articles are provided for INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY and are NOT MEANT to provide investment advice to anyone. For investment advice, please consult with your professional financial planner
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1 Comments:
Love you max.Great interview.
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