Repeating the 1970s: Gold and Commodities To Outperform With Joseph Brown
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Joseph Brown thinks the economy is headed towards a stagflationary environment similar to the 1970s, an era where gold and commodities vastly outperformed the broad market. Could history repeat itself? Joseph breaks down how he sees markets playing out, along with giving his thoughts on Fed policy, uranium's rise, protecting wealth as interest rates remain elevated, and much more.
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