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Mar 3, 2014 56 min

Will China Destroy the Dollar?

from Straight Talk Wealth Radio Hosted by Bruce Weide

There's a story going around the internet. It's saying that China has secretly amassed thousands of TONS of gold. They're buying gold mines, gold exchanges, gold stocks and gold bullion for reasons that will be so detrimental to the Dollar, that it will literally destroy the dollar as the World Reserve Currency.In this program Bruce explores the validity of the story with economist Rodney Johnson, President of Dent Research. Together they explore why China would do something so detrimental to it's largest global customer. Could such a ploy actually help China collect on it's $1.3 trillion of US Debt, that it will probably never see repaid? Or are there other motivations at play?NOTE: Sound quality is compromised in this edition. Please accept our apologies. Talk to Bruce by visiting https://www.straighttalkwealth.com

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There's a story going around the internet. It's saying that China has secretly amassed thousands of TONS of gold. They're buying gold mines, gold exchanges, gold stocks and gold bullion for reasons that will be so detrimental to the Dollar, that it will literally destroy the dollar as the World Reserve Currency.In this program Bruce explores the validity of the story with economist Rodney Johnson, President of Dent Research. Together they explore why China would do something so detrimental to...

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