En una conferencia en Tel Aviv, el multimillonario dueño de NML Capital sostuvo que los países centrales "son irremediablemente y totalmente insolventes". Apuntó contra los bancos centrales de Estados Unídos y las potencias europeas.
Billionaire Paul Singer: balance sheets of developed countries are pretty much insolvent.
— Elliott Gotkine (@ElliottGotkine) octubre 14, 2015
If you add in long-term entitlements then developed countries are hopelessly and utterly insolvent - Paul Singer
— Elliott Gotkine (@ElliottGotkine) octubre 14, 2015
In last 7+ yrs entire burden of holding up developed world has fallen on central banks: Paul Singer
— Elliott Gotkine (@ElliottGotkine) octubre 14, 2015
Bonds have a v poor risk-reward ratio: Paul Singer
— Elliott Gotkine (@ElliottGotkine) octubre 14, 2015
Billionaire Paul Singer:7yrs of ultra-low rates, QE not caused growth to reach levels that are achievable; euro is failed currency union.
— Elliott Gotkine (@ElliottGotkine) octubre 14, 2015
Billionaire Paul Singer: Fear is central banks decide they've not done enough: that's where things go to hell. pic.twitter.com/5VHUkwmYAk
— Elliott Gotkine (@ElliottGotkine) octubre 14, 2015
Paul Singer: actionable idea: when I look at investable assets, one treated unfairly is GOLD
— Elliott Gotkine (@ElliottGotkine) octubre 14, 2015
Paul Singer: GOLD is under-owned; should be part of every portfolio - maybe 5pc.
— Elliott Gotkine (@ElliottGotkine) octubre 14, 2015