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Jeffrey Christian – Gold Will Rise In The 4th Quarter

January 9, 2014

Jeffrey Christian of CPM Group was with us today sharing his forecast for 2014. He believes that gold will rebound in the latter quarter of the year after the stock market takes its inevitable hit. He believes that Every Dog Has Its Day. He also shared his experiences having been on the receiving end of the government’s intelligence gathering operation. His firm’s computers, which are highly secure, were hacked into by what he believes were government operatives and he was put through the ringer several times when he re-entered the United States. Shabby treatment for the alleged cartel point man indeed.

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