Another Billionaire Hedge Fund Manager Calling The "Debt In A Bubble." By Gregory Mannarino

in money •  7 years ago  (edited)

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Leon G. Cooperman (pictured above) who manages a hedge fund worth over $3.5 Billion in assets said publicly today (10/24/17) on CNBC that "fixed income" (debt) is IN A BUBBLE.

Mr. Cooperman has now joined the ranks of many others, who also manage multiple Billion dollars of assets, calling the debt a bubble.

Gregory Mannarino.
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Those guys are a plague on humanity. I am so sick of them. Thanks for your direction, Greg.....it helps alot!

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So when this debt bubble goes pop (again) what do you see happening to btc and crypto in general? Shorter and longer term?

Not sure if thats an easy answer in comments or a whole new post?!

The dollar is a part of the debt bubble, and upon the bubble bursting, dollar alternatives should, IMO, vault higher.

People are starting to notice...
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We all know there are numerous bubbles in the rigged financial markets they will only get bigger until their creators decide to pop them. We are well passed the Twilight Zone.