He says stock-market wealth is fake when measured against gold: money prices rise while real purchasing power falls, creating a fairyland of prosperity built by bureaucrats.
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Fake Wealth
He says stock-market wealth is fake when measured against gold: money prices rise while real purchasing power falls, creating a fairyland of prosperity built by bureaucrats.
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"But if you just turn... But if you look at stocks as units of gold, if you just go to buy stocks, guess what?..."
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