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MWIt is playing out as he predicted... brilliant
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AVI must have watched this interview over a dozen times now. This one will go down in Real Vision TV history.
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FBExcellent...so many have little understanding or appreciation of financial history in this 142 character world!
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JLThis video spurred me to read Anatomy of a Bear which has been sitting on my bookshelf for some time. Napier is a pleasure to hear and read. Great wide-ranging interview. The conclusions are spot-on .
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MH16 dislikes. WTF. LOL invite THEM on.
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GGThanks you Grant for this! Hope mr. Napier can come back soon.
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GEVery interesting interview , th'x!!
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VBViva la napier
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MSSimply outstanding interview, among the best! Thank you.
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JDI didn't get the inflation bit. If that arises - likely - why wouldn' rates rise and kill property?
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jg10 bonus points for managing to include the Morris Marina in a dialogue on financial history!
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SBGreat interview
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RAOh, so all my reading and watching every RV interview may NOT be in vain. Great stuff here Grant and Raoul! Who would have thought there is anything to fear from that silky smooth financial repression? Wouldn't you love to sit in an Edinburgh Pub with James Grant and Russell opining on Financial history.
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IV"Capitalism with Chinese characteristics"!! Love it. Sort of thought we had that already. Great interview, thanks for the continued stellar content.
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SSGreat! Thank you. Have you tried to interview Liaquat Ahamed?
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KERussel is Great. I read bis book "Anatomy of the bear" I think everyone should read it from cover to cover!
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AVKILLER interview. I found a new financial mind to follow. Thanks Real Vision TV!
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BHOne of the best interviews I've watched yet on Real Vision
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VSMr Napier knows what he is talking about.
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SRFantastic. Love Napier. Pretty sure Grant has the best job in the world!
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SSFaith keeps building with my people. My children graduated from university with nothing but false perceptions they still argue today but will soon admit aren't working. It will cause lots of confusion. Fortunately they don't have any educational debt as their grandparents saw the future, enjoyed tax advantages on educational funds and so they could side step the debt madness. This conversation is so huge so macro in nature and it's all coming to the forefront----Master Class for me.
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NGThank you very much for offering a very interesting interview and for helping some of us to get known such a intelligent and well structured mind. Please bring him back soon. It felt like if you turn off the player 10 min before the film ends.
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WMGreat interview. Not sure his President Clinton comment was heavily seriously thought out and doesn't change my view of his well thought reasoned arguments. Now I agree with another comment below; Robert Prechter has been around for a long while and predicted 2001/2 far too early, then predicted 2008 too early and is now calling a top to the super cycle. Yes yes he has hardly proved an accurate predictor of financial timing. However he is an expert in Elliott Wave analysis and social economics theory. Well worth an interview and challenge to his views. Lets get the EW argument along with all the other great diverse comments on RVT.
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BDThe rabbit hole is very deep...and quite dark too. A fabulous discussion of our limited options for the eventual destruction of our worlds monetary system. If massive inflation is the ONLY answer long term, then gold and real assets must be used as a store of buying power. I'm quite sure the derivatives on the banks balance sheets won't do the trick. Thank you Milton!
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JMGreat interview. Really enjoy Russell's work. Given how little so many people have in savings I agree that helicopter money is likely politically palatable. I would be interested in him fleshing out more where he seems investors having patience is the most fruitful.
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TNNot sure how you reconcile the statement that you can predict political events but then forecast Clinton will be President! I would have thought Russell might have had more in common with his old colleague Chris Wood in taking Trump more seriously....
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MCGreat interview and I suggest you go across to his website ERI-C for an article on the post Trump world. One of the deeper thinkers of finance and well done for getting him on RV.
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TMI believe this was the best interview on real vision and sober explanations of the world crisis to come. Deflation 1st followed by massive inflation if the most probable outcome. How to prepare for this is the key to ones savings and survival of the next world crisis IMHO. Having a degree in the pseudoscience of economics I once thought was valuable, I loved this interview with the clear thought process and honesty to where we are now and how thing may unfold. Excellent Job and thank you for this interview. I would love to here grant interview Mr. Napier on how his thoughts are to prepare for these event as they unfolds. EXCELLENT, EXCELLENT INTERVIEW Grant and RV Team!
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spHis style of speaking is as dense as his writing style. Brilliant interview. What was left unsaid was the role of gold locked away in a vault
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CAProbably the best interviews on real vision
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SRDefinitely agree with his view that they will never ban cash - there quite literally would be riots in the street, just aint gonna happen.
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DCI echo the comments asking for another interview. People would be well advised to read the Helicopter money article that Grant mentioned - found on Zerohedge. I also suggest this 4 minute interview with Russell from June of this year - covers some of his investment ideas - http://citywire.co.uk/wealth-manager/news/russell-napier-the-dangers-of-a-yen-devaluation/a921754
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SKAt the End Napier said "First Deflation as a Shock, then Inflation". That is exactly the thesis of Robert Prechter, first published in "At the Crest of the Tidal Wave" in 1995. Any chance you guys could get him on the programme? He also just called the final market top earlier today, by the way. I know that Prechter has been wrong or too early for a decade depending on how you look at it, but I think his arguments are intelectually sound and an Interview with him would be quite interesting.
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HSto Trevor, unauthorized book recommendation (but most will probably agree): "Devil take the hindmost", Edward Chancellor - another guy Grant should interview …..
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RBGreat interview as usual. Gives good perspective on what Gov could do and what likely they will do when they are running out of fiscal tricks
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MMGreat interview. A fellow norn irishman! Also, President Clinton -LOL!
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agRather good - hope another one can be done.
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DMWhy does Grant look like a blue light bulb?
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MSA very good interview. @Trevor - this is a good one that all have read/must read: http://tinyurl.com/gopoznp
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deExcelent interview! He definatly needs to come back.
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ehI've made the same conclusion in regards to universities teaching economists to ignore history. My theory it is deliberate policy to enable broad sweeping poor policy based on poor theory. It has worked. The debate among economists, even on the most fundamentally basic level. How does money/credit originate? What is the role of gold in todays financial system? For financial history, The Gods of Money by William Engdahl is an excellent 100 year tour up to the 2008 crisis explaining the powers and motivations for events that people seem to think are completely unrelated, even though they are all deliberate policy of its time. Absolutely excellent interview. Could not be more content with this weeks interviews. Fantastic work.
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RMRussell Napier - so, so brilliant! Great interview Grant, please do a follow-up with him now that the U.S. elections are over and a new direction may be coming from this part of the world. Again, great interview!
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GW@Trevor Lords of Finance by Liaquat Ahamed. An amazing, important book
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tWSo smart, it hurts.
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TPGreat interview! Grant - who is the author of "The Laws of Finance" book you mentioned? What books would the Professor suggest that would be a good start in learning about financial history?