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EPISODE · Feb 14, 2025 · 31 MIN

Viewer Q& A: This Is Like What Happened After the Napoleonic Empire Collapsed

from Doug Casey's Take · host Doug Casey and Matt Smith

In this episode, Doug Casey addresses questions from the private community of CrisisInvesting.com. The discussion begins with Doug's thoughts on Cape Verde as a potential business opportunity, where he shares his experiences and insights on the country's lack of resources and dependence on European tourism. It then transitions to a conversation about the anticipated trends in five-year and ten-year US Treasury rates, where Doug predicts an upward motion due to current fiscal policies. The episode also covers potential Plan B destinations in Africa, where Doug recommends Namibia and Botswana for their stability and low population density. The conversation shifts to the viability of coffee farming as an investment opportunity, with Doug highlighting the complexities of farming. Other topics include Trump's Gaza plan, the role of the International Criminal Court, the rise of regional hegemons, cultural shifts in the West, and Doug's perspective on stock market trends and investments. The episode concludes with Doug's thoughts on influential books by Neil Stevenson and their relevance to the CrisisInvesting community.   00:00 Introduction and Community Questions 00:14 Cape Verde: Business Opportunities 02:19 Interest Rates and Financial Predictions 06:15 Plan B Destinations in Africa 08:48 Coffee Farming as an Investment 12:24 Trump's Gaza Plan and ICC Sanctions 15:29 Global Hegemony and Cultural Decline 18:22 Living Abroad and National Identity 22:34 Volunteering and Charity 23:11 Neil Stevenson's Books 28:03 Stock Market Predictions and Moderna 31:18 Conclusion and Next Week's Questions

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