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Doug Casey: Compelling Fiction, Commodities, and Portfolio Management
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In this episode, Jay is joined by legendary speculator, libertarian philosopher, and bestselling author Doug Casey of Casey Research. Most commodities, now being under the cost of production, are good value. In Doug's words, "it's metaphysically impossible for everything to be over-priced, but actually everything is overpriced, with the exception of the raw materials of civilization, which is to say, commodities. I’m bullish on commodities in general, that’s the argument in a nutshell." In this interview Doug discusses his novels, takes a deep dive into the value of commodities and why he’s so bullish on them, his investments in the shipping industry, and how he breaks up his portfolio. He also touches on why he believes we are well into, what he calls, the greater depression.
To get more from Doug, head to highgroundseries.com and check out Doug Casey’s Take on YouTube.
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