Tony Robbins Economic Warning part 1 of 2 (2010)

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Tony Robbins Economic Warning part 1 of 2 (2010)

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  • @DbarRay What ever the financial TV channel talking heads say to do... DO THE OPPOSITE.

  • @lardlizard , Well you can't bring back Jobs from China, India bcoz at present most of those jobs are being managed and run by Chinese, Japanese and Indians. More over, the only reason why America wants to outsource jobs to India, China is because there's not much of Man power in USA & lot of it's people are fat , lazy booties.

  • @chriscr123 It won't be stopped. The dollar as the worlds reserve currency is finished. The federal reserve has destroyed it...they will keep printing and monetizing the debt into oblivion.

  • @chriscr123 The devaluing dollar is something that can be stopped. And it should be stopped. The ideas are sound in a sound economic environment.

  • @cooperbry Save what? A rapidly devaluing dollar? Trillions of fiat currency has been printed out of thin air in the last couple years..the dollar is crashing, and if you have savings they will be toast. Your only hope is to invest in physical gold and silver, and I advise doing it now before it's too late. You have been warned...

  • We can only hope that people continue saving. Savings is where capital comes from to start and fund business. Savings is good and if we shrink spending to 50% that will be just fine. We'll adjust.

  • @primoknoxville

    unfortunately he roasted and ate the chicken. #LOL

  • Is it true that his girlfriend is a chicken.

  • @DbarRay It is important to look at your return ratios to determine if the flip flopping is worth it. When you say get out.. do you mean currencies, commodities, equities, bonds, treasury notes or what. Due diligence: consider your overall investment strategy (horizon, risk aversion, expected return, cash flow liabilities etc). My only advice is to ignore this "get in/out now" especially if you have a small account commission will eat your returns.

  • @hamildub I think YOU missed the point of MY post. Tony Robbins was giving a very bearish near-term outlook on the market When non-financial media starts covering the financial market it's an indication that sentiment is at an extreme and time to do the opposite (since his post the market is up 30% in 6 mo). The time to have gotten out or short the market was in the Spring which I was pre flash-crash. I then went long as of the date of my post. BTW now it IS time to get out....

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