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James Altucher on the Peak Oil Fallacy, Investment …
This week we sit down with one of our favorite guests, James Altucher, editor of the widely read letter, The Altucher Confidential.
Porter and James have a lively conversation about the peak oil fallacy and whether or not parents should send their children to college. Plus, James provides his analysis on where he sees investment opportunities and even provides a few specific stock recommendations.
Porter believes James is the best guest we’ve interviewed so far on Stansberry Radio.
This show is destined to become one of our “classic episodes”.
7 Comments on "James Altucher on the Peak Oil Fallacy, Investment …"
SilentRunning on Sun, 28th Apr 2013 6:15 am
Wow – how *convincing*. Some guys who run an investment blog who have bought into the “USA is the New Saudi Arabia” sales pitch.
I am totally, totally, totally impressed
Arthur on Sun, 28th Apr 2013 10:03 am
I know this jewish fraud from lewrockwell.com. This guys screws up everything he lays his hands on and you really must be a fool to trust your hard earned money to him:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Altucher
The only thing this guy has to sell is stories, BS stories. He is a self-admitted failure.
Altucher about himself: “I’m pretty mediocre. I’m ashamed to admit it. I’m not even being sarcastic or self-deprecating. I’ve never done anything that stands out as, “whoah! This guy made it into outerspace! Or…this guy has a best selling novel! Or…if only Google had thought of this!” I’ve had some successes and some failures (well-documented here) but never reached any of the goals I had initially set. Always slipped off along the way, off the yellow brick road, into the wilderness.”
Now he is on to his next failure: Saudi-America.
lewrockwell.com / altucher / altucher-arch.html
Bob Kraus on Sun, 28th Apr 2013 3:39 pm
“‘Jewish’ fraud”? How very, very sad.
Arthur on Sun, 28th Apr 2013 4:30 pm
Yeah, I should not have said that, but I am a little on the edge of the chair, so to speak, because of what currently is happening in the US, in the Middle East and during the last 100 years in the world. I cannot post-edit my post, so I say ‘fraud who happens to be jewish, the latter of which is irrelevant… in this case’. OK?
Tactical withdrawal.
Bob Kraus on Sun, 28th Apr 2013 4:52 pm
Understandable lapse. We’re all a little tense these days.
ronpatterson on Sun, 28th Apr 2013 6:02 pm
The part about peak oil, or that it will never happen, 😉 begins at about 33 minutes into this podcast if anyone wishes to skip to it.
Arthur on Mon, 29th Apr 2013 9:07 am
Not sure from what background Bob is talking, but here some illustration to explain my outburst above:
http://lewrockwell.com/rockwell/commissars-want-to-destroy-lrc.html
Libertarians are the only serious opposition in the US and Lew Rockwell is one of the luminaries in that movement, with Ron Paul #1, until recently. Libertarians and their constitutionalism represents the origins and true character of the American republic, that was a continuation of what happened in the Netherlands in the 17th century. Today Lew Rockwell comes closer to naming the true culprits behind the immanent bolshevik revolution 2.0: neoconservatism, Trotskyism.
“The neocons are our opposites: pro-war, pro-state, anti-market. They long for the subjugation of the whole world to the American power elite, with themselves as the philosopher kings. And they lust to destroy anyone who disagrees with them.”
Today Lew Rockwell comes closer to naming the enemy than ever before. People who studied what happened in 1917 in Russia, know what is looming now in the US. Same people, similar script: replace ‘capitalist oppressor’ with ‘racist’ and you have the new egalitarian formula with which another attempt is being made at world conquest. Don’t for a minute think that it cannot happen to you, what happened to the Russians.
Conservatives are not the real deal, they are with one leg in libertarianism, but with the other leg in GOP-ism, meaning, since Reagan, in neoconservatism (bolsheviks with a tie).