growth is implicitly unsustainable. that economists are still using the absurd term "sustainable growth" is do to the fact that economy is a mix between math and religion. it's dealing with beliefs in the front office and with the calculator in the back office.
growth is implicitly unsustainable. that economists are still using the absurd term "sustainable growth" is due to the fact that economy is a mix between math and religion. it's dealing with beliefs in the front office and with the calculator in the back office.
I liked Roubini's new book, "Crash Economics", which gave some steps we could take toward a REAL recovery! These jackasses in finance & goverment will never listen to this sound advice of course. They are worried about accumulating enourmous wealth!Roubini.Faber,Schiff & Celente are all good!
Roubini reminds me of Henry Kissinger: he talks with this impressive, erudite accent but never says anything even remotely controversial or anything that can be quoted later showing whether he was right or wrong.
Faber, Schiff and Jim Rogers have the freedom to think with no vested interest in selling their stocks- the problem with Goldman and most of these big financial institutions- they are only out to sell their products without giving proper advice.
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growth is implicitly unsustainable. that economists are still using the absurd term "sustainable growth" is do to the fact that economy is a mix between math and religion. it's dealing with beliefs in the front office and with the calculator in the back office.
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MrJackassjerry 1 year ago
Can somebody speak proper English???!! I can't understand shit from these KGBs
MrJackassjerry 1 year ago
@MrJackassjerry That's almost funny, I did laugh, but seriously, this guy knows what he's talking about.
jacobin111 1 year ago
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it would be like a chicken talking to a duck!?! How could they understand each other? i mean the two handsome european dudes in this video.
MrJackassjerry 1 year ago
WE MIGHT JUST GET TO THAT 2-2.5 TRILLION DOLLARS we have 4 months remaining
kevreilly7 1 year ago
can't stand that smug smirking idiot of an interviewer
rh7onda7 1 year ago
I liked Roubini's new book, "Crash Economics", which gave some steps we could take toward a REAL recovery! These jackasses in finance & goverment will never listen to this sound advice of course. They are worried about accumulating enourmous wealth!Roubini.Faber,Schiff & Celente are all good!
450984 1 year ago
I love Roubinis and Fabers accent. That adds to the doom they are speaking
fasteddie847 1 year ago
"The typical worker is no better off than 10 years ago"?
That's a friggin understatement.
Luvanicebum 1 year ago
Roubini reminds me of Henry Kissinger: he talks with this impressive, erudite accent but never says anything even remotely controversial or anything that can be quoted later showing whether he was right or wrong.
MarcusCMarcellus 2 years ago
Roubini is a bore
Seano71 2 years ago
Faber, Schiff and Jim Rogers have the freedom to think with no vested interest in selling their stocks- the problem with Goldman and most of these big financial institutions- they are only out to sell their products without giving proper advice.
ijustretired 2 years ago 5
Well, their customers, the bankers, want to sell stock, so they pay big to misinform.
I use CNBC, to invest the exact opposite of what they suggest.
Luvanicebum 1 year ago