Editor's Note: Our esteemed colleague at Casey Research, Doug Casey, just released a shocking new interview about gold. It looks like thousands of folks have already checked it out. If you have money in stocks or gold right now, do yourself a favor and read below. You'll soon see why… Jeff Clark's Market Minute Reader, Wow... That was eye-opening. I just finished watching an interview with one of the most successful, albeit controversial, investors on the planet — Doug Casey. He is a self-described anarcho-capitalist who shared a cigar with Fidel Castro but refused to shake hands publicly with Dick Cheney. And years ago, Doug was booed on Phil Donahue Show while promoting his #1 bestseller, Crisis Investing. Whatever you might think about his politics, Doug is one heck of an investor and prognosticator... - He predicted that the USSR would collapse (he was proven right within a year)
- In 1985, he said: "The cellular telephone appears to be the lowest risk, highest-profit speculation since gold..."
- He warned against out of control banks with reckless lending practices (like the kind that triggered the 2008 crisis.)
- In 2000 — before the dotcom crash — he said: "95% of Internet deals during this tech bubble will go to 0, or close to it."
From these successes, he went on to become a counselor of world governments...and an investor in over 1,000 companies... Yet, over the past decade, Doug has been mostly reclusive... But recently, he has re-emerged with a new interview... In it he talks about a shocking new currency rule that just passed... one that's presenting a once-in-a-generation money-making opportunity... The last time something of this magnitude happened, Doug turned $1,875 into $1.2 million... (Yes, you read that correctly!) But fair warning: This situation is unfolding quickly. The greatest potential profits will be reaped by those who don't wait around. Click here to watch this rare interview with Doug Casey now. All the best, Chris Reilly Senior Managing Editor, Casey Research |
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