Max Keiser & Stacy Herbert on the Death of Paper Money and why Bitcoin is so Important
Mr Obnoxious - Un pódcast de Peter McCormack
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Interview location: London, UK
Interview date: Thu 28th Jun 2018
In 2010, Max Keiser called JP Morgan Chase "the biggest financial terrorist on Wall Street" and started a campaign to crash JP Morgan by encouraging people to buy Silver, leaving JP Morgan with a significant short position.
JP Morgan is just one example where Max has challenged financial institutions. Whether as a guest on TV, via Twitter or his media outlet, The Keiser Report, alongside his wife Stacy Herbert, Max regularly highlights the unethical practices of big banks and fiscal mismanagement from governments.
Max first introduced Bitcoin to the Keiser report in 2011; he realised that it was sound money, outside of the control of governments and banks, and The Keiser Report was the only media outlet promoting it. Max has continued to support Bitcoin and is one of the leading voices in the community, confident that the price of a single coin will reach over $100k.
In this interview, I talk to Max and Stacy about Brexit, the inevitable death of paper money and why Bitcoin is so important.
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Connect with Max:
- On Twitter @maxkeiser
- On his website: https://www.maxkeiser.com/
- On Steemit
- On Wikipedia
Connect with Stacy:
- On Twitter@stacyherbert
- On Wikipedia
Interviews with Max:
- CNBC 2012: Max Keiser on CNBC HSX Interview
- France 24: Max Keiser takes offense to Goldman Sachs story (pt1 of 2)
- France 24: Max Keiser takes offense to Goldman Sachs story (pt2 of 2)
- Kitco News: Bitcoin Will Outperform Everything Including Warren Buffett Says Max Keiser
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