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Outlook for gold going forward; how generational change will shape the economy and culture in the years ahead

us debt burden

The national debt is a burden to United States citizens. Is it insurmountable?
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fsn metals update prechter special

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Small pull-back, then higher prices in precious metals; how our economy got into this mess

financial sense newshour energy update roger conrad

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In a yield-starved market, how to earn; rare earth minerals, uranium and the gold and silver markets
chip dickson the great deleveraging

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In the wake of massive debt creation, history’s greatest deleveraging is now underway. The next decade will be brutal. The Great Deleveraging will help you navigate the coming years, distinguish between “fake” growth and the real thing, and earn solid returns in markets and sectors poised for sustainable growth.

Financial Sense Newshour: Ned Schmidt

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Locusts, disease and higher food prices
a conversation with doug casey

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Jim Puplava sits down with Doug Casey during the Casey Research Gold & Resource Summit held this past weekend in Carlsbad, California, to discuss his thoughts on the coming "Greater Depression" and how the "stupidity" and "evil" of individuals and governments will exacerbate it, investment opportunities around the globe, and peak oil.
Financial Sense Newshour: Return of Inflation

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The Big Picture with Jim and John

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Inflation a process, not an event; governmental economic reports that distort productivity, unemployment and inflation

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Good inflation and bad inflation, and why monetary and fiscal intervention always fails; "How hyperinflation will happen”