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"Dr. Doom" Roubini: Fed policy will produce biggest asset bust ever
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By Daily Crux Editor Justin Brill:

Widely followed economist Nouriel Roubini just wrote a "must read" opinion piece for the Financial Times.

In the piece, Roubini notes that the Fed's super low interest rate policy is fueling a huge asset bubble… as investors borrow cheap dollars to buy real estate, stocks, and commodities. Roubini claims the situation will produce the biggest asset bust of all time.

Make sure to read this one… and make sure you own some gold and silver.

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