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There’s No New Bubble Coming to Save Us
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Monetary Metals Advocate David Tice Interviewed for Kinesis Money by Andrew Maguire
Monetary metals advocate David Tice interviewed for Kinesis Money by Andrew Maguire See More Insight and Perspective:
Insight & Perspective
Breaking News: March 12, 2020 Well-Known Money Manager David Tice Joins LMTR.Com to Contribute Market Insights Unavailable to Most Investors LMTR.Com founders John DelVecchio and Brad Lamensdorf announced that well-known Dallas-based money manager and stock market analyst David Tice, known for advanced insights into major market turns, has joined the LMTR.com (https://lmtr.com/) to enhance the…
Stocks will fall at least 30% in a drawn-out bear market, investor David Tice warns
Long-time bear David Tice has new warning for investors. He expects stocks to fall at least 30% in a downturn that lasts two years. One of his major reasons: Business unfriendly policies from Washington. “We now have a Biden administration that has a Senate and a House. They’re likely to enact very much more anti-capitalist…
New David Tice Commentary – The Coming Greater Depression of the 2020s – by Nouriel Roubini – Project Syndicate
This article (See Link Below “The Coming Greater Depression of the 2020s”) pretty much reflects my views better than any I’ve seen recently. It echoes the conclusion reached by economist David Rosenberg as espoused in today’s Mauldin SIC2020 conference. A big issue that Rosenberg pointed out is that the recent layoffs are perceived by those…