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2019.10.26【文茜世界周報】再添美外交官關鍵證詞 彈劾川普通烏不遠矣?
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Big VIX Options Trade Braces for a 2008-Like Volatility Surge
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Current model of capitalism broken ...

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Ray Dalio: tackle inequality or face a violent revolution
Ortenca Aliaj in Greenwich, Connecticut November 6 2019

Billionaire warns ‘we are all going to try to kill each other’ if wealth gap not closed

......In a conversation with fellow hedge fund manager and billionaire Paul Tudor Jones at the Greenwich Economic Forum on Tuesday, the Bridgewater Associates founder echoed his previous comments and those of other billionaires who have expressed concerns about wealth disparity and a “broken” capitalist system.

“The world has gone mad and the system is broken,” said Mr Dalio....... “The reason it is broken is because it is not an equal opportunity system. It needs to be reformed in a way that works better”......

https://www.ft.com/content/66fd4626-ffe4...fa4e77dd47
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(17-11-2019, 04:13 PM)dreamybear Wrote: Current model of capitalism broken ...

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Ray Dalio: tackle inequality or face a violent revolution
Ortenca Aliaj in Greenwich, Connecticut November 6 2019

Billionaire warns ‘we are all going to try to kill each other’ if wealth gap not closed

......In a conversation with fellow hedge fund manager and billionaire Paul Tudor Jones at the Greenwich Economic Forum on Tuesday, the Bridgewater Associates founder echoed his previous comments and those of other billionaires who have expressed concerns about wealth disparity and a “broken” capitalist system.

“The world has gone mad and the system is broken,” said Mr Dalio....... “The reason it is broken is because it is not an equal opportunity system. It needs to be reformed in a way that works better”......

https://www.ft.com/content/66fd4626-ffe4...fa4e77dd47

more concerning is the way the west is "printing money". All Americas and European currencies will likely be worthless come the next financial crisis. 

The developed world is on the brink of a financial, economic, social and political crisis

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WclYu5l4G0
Virtual currencies are worth virtually nothing.
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(17-11-2019, 07:41 PM)BlueKelah Wrote:
(17-11-2019, 04:13 PM)dreamybear Wrote: Current model of capitalism broken ...

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Ray Dalio: tackle inequality or face a violent revolution
Ortenca Aliaj in Greenwich, Connecticut November 6 2019

Billionaire warns ‘we are all going to try to kill each other’ if wealth gap not closed

......In a conversation with fellow hedge fund manager and billionaire Paul Tudor Jones at the Greenwich Economic Forum on Tuesday, the Bridgewater Associates founder echoed his previous comments and those of other billionaires who have expressed concerns about wealth disparity and a “broken” capitalist system.

“The world has gone mad and the system is broken,” said Mr Dalio....... “The reason it is broken is because it is not an equal opportunity system. It needs to be reformed in a way that works better”......

https://www.ft.com/content/66fd4626-ffe4...fa4e77dd47

more concerning is the way the west is "printing money". All Americas and European currencies will likely be worthless come the next financial crisis. 

The developed world is on the brink of a financial, economic, social and political crisis

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WclYu5l4G0
How about China? There is a colossal burden of debt in the system. That can add on to the global financial woes.

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(19-11-2019, 08:21 AM)thor666 Wrote:
(17-11-2019, 07:41 PM)BlueKelah Wrote:
(17-11-2019, 04:13 PM)dreamybear Wrote: Current model of capitalism broken ...

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Ray Dalio: tackle inequality or face a violent revolution
Ortenca Aliaj in Greenwich, Connecticut November 6 2019

Billionaire warns ‘we are all going to try to kill each other’ if wealth gap not closed

......In a conversation with fellow hedge fund manager and billionaire Paul Tudor Jones at the Greenwich Economic Forum on Tuesday, the Bridgewater Associates founder echoed his previous comments and those of other billionaires who have expressed concerns about wealth disparity and a “broken” capitalist system.

“The world has gone mad and the system is broken,” said Mr Dalio....... “The reason it is broken is because it is not an equal opportunity system. It needs to be reformed in a way that works better”......

https://www.ft.com/content/66fd4626-ffe4...fa4e77dd47

more concerning is the way the west is "printing money". All Americas and European currencies will likely be worthless come the next financial crisis. 

The developed world is on the brink of a financial, economic, social and political crisis

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WclYu5l4G0
How about China? There is a colossal burden of debt in the system. That can add on to the global financial woes.

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Yes China was not covered in the video. Though a lot of their debt is internalised, but when the whole thing comes crashing down, the RMB will pretty much be devalued probably 50% if not more to the USD.
Virtual currencies are worth virtually nothing.
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Truth is, the whole world has been printing money, US, Europe, Japan, China etc. Inflation has yet to hit the middle class unlike in the late 1970s to early 1980s, but the chickens always come home to roost.
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(19-11-2019, 01:29 PM)holymage Wrote: Truth is, the whole world has been printing money, US, Europe, Japan, China etc. Inflation has yet to hit the middle class unlike in the late 1970s to early 1980s, but the chickens always come home to roost.

I am wondering if inflation hits us like the late 1970s, and in times to come. What will be the best investment to hedge against this scenario?
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2019.11.16【文茜世界周報】從911到通烏案 看追逐名利的朱利安尼
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2019.11.16【文茜世界周報】彈劾公聽會首次登場 美國須理性憑事証論川普
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