Every time we do one of these "holiday weekend specials", I get complaints that I didn't give Jim enough time. "More Jackass!", everyone screams. Well, here's 150 minutes of unedited audio. Knock yourself out.
Continuing a TFMR tradition, Jim Willie joins us for a 90-minute discussion that ranges from dollar demise to Greece to China. If you can find the time, I highly encourage you to give this a thorough listen over the holiday weekend.
Earlier today, The Golden Jackass himself (Jim Willie) spent over two hours here in Turdville, discussing everything from the Yemeni Crisis to the new AIIB to a potential Nicaraguan Canal. This first recording is just the opening 30 minutes, as Jim was getting warmed up.
A holiday tradition continues here in Turdville as The Golden Jackass himself, Jim Willie, recently stopped by for a discussion of current global events.
In a continuance of our holiday tradition, Jim Willie stopped by Turdville this morning for a discussion of current events. As is also tradition, Vault subscribers get first crack at the audio.
As we approach another 3-day weekend, it was time to check in again with The Golden Jackass. Of course, I plan to make this a public thread on Friday after Vault subscribers have had some time to give it a listen first.
Earlier today, our pal Jim Willie stopped by Turdville as our guest for this week's Access2Access presentation. Vault subscribers asked an abundance of terrific questions and Jim generously donated over 80 minutes of his time answering them.
In what's become a holiday tradition, The Golden Jackass stopped by Turdville recently to spread some holiday cheer. In this lengthy podcast, The Jackass sums up the events of 2013 and then gives warning regarding the events he sees coming over the horizon in 2014.
Last week, Jim Willie offered his opinions in a one hour Q&A session with subscribers. In return, today he offers a wide-ranging discussion on the current state of affairs, particularly QE∞ and the U.S. bond market bubble.
Access2Access allows Vault subscribers the opportunity to interact and ask questions of leaders within the metals community. Today's guest was Jim Willie and it seemed to go pretty well.
