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Global Copper Stockpiles Are Falling — With Craig Hemke
Back on the Daily Dive today is Craig Hemke, founder of the TF Metals Report. Craig joins us this afternoon
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Back on the Daily Dive today is Craig Hemke, founder of the TF Metals Report. Craig joins us this afternoon to share his insights on metals, particularly copper, lithium, and gold, in relation to the broader market. Craig also gives us his take on current geopolitical events and the suspected impact they will have on the markets.
TF Metals Report is a blog and online community about the “end of the Great Keynesian Experiment.” Within, Craig outlines the failures of Keynesian economics, primarily focused on the Keynesian theory that governments can stimulate economic growth through deficit spending. As a result, Craig focuses on precious metals as a means of preserving wealth and purchasing power in the event of a currency collapse.
You can catch more of Craig via the following channels:
- Website: tfmetalsreport.com
- Twitter: twitter.com/TFMetals
- YouTube: youtube.com/tfmetalsreport
The author has no securities or affiliations related to any organization mentioned. Not a recommendation to buy or sell. Always do additional research and consult a professional before purchasing a security. The author holds no licenses.
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