Nouriel RoubiniVerified account

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Professor at Stern School, NYU, Chairman of Roubini Macro Associates and Co-Founder of Rosa & Roubini (), Author of Crisis Economics

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Joined January 2009

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    We’re now live with & 's Alex Gordon-Brander: bhttps://www.facebook.com/TheAssemblageNYC/videos/290105011598700/

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    7 hours ago

    kicking off with "Blockchain is the biggest fad I have ever seen in my life"... Tell us how you really feel – at The Assemblage John Street

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    7 hours ago

    “Blockchain is bullshit.” -

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  4. Yes blockchain is the most over-hyped technology ever. No better or safer than a glorified Excel spreadsheet.

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  5. Thanks for the kind feedback on my crypto debate at the Assemblage in NYC

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    Oct 3

    Let the bond vigilantes loose on Italy, and the market's "discipline" will force Rome down a more prudent budgetary path. Maybe, but it's a high-risk strategy. COLUMN: Market 'discipline' on Italy? Be careful what you wish for

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    Oct 3

    Gonna feel very weird being a person by the collapse of Bifinex/Tether if turns out to be right. He has been screaming in our faces for a while now, if it goes down like he says, we owe him for staying vigilant.

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    Facts are facts: Tether doesn't have to abide by the CFTC subpoenas and US regulatory rules regarding virtual currencies if they don't read the subpoenas or the laws. Checkmate, US regulators.

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    Oct 3

    It is too early to conclude that Donald Trump is the worst president ever. But it’s not too early to conclude that he is the worst person ever to be president. Two stories that broke on Tuesday make that clear. My latest in :

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    Oct 3

    Years of easy money have spurred ever-more risk-taking. When the punch bowl goes, the hangover will be brutal | William White

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    Oct 3

    Marx’s ideas—about monopolies, rent-seeking and casual labourers—are more relevant than they have been for decades

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    Oct 3

    If you thought that buying followers on Twitter was the game, how about buying trading volume on crypto exchanges in order to get your token listed? Hello wash trading!

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    Oct 3

    The world's fifth-largest crypto is being rocked by allegations the process by which its transaction history is determined is vulnerable to collusion.

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    Oct 3

    Including transactions is too slow, let's just mine empty blocks: Now on Ethereum

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    Oct 3

    Nafta 2.0 does not advance the cause of free trade, but that's the wrong standard. The real news is that in settling for minor concessions, Trump's protectionist agenda has met its limits. For this, credit congress, corporations & Canada. My column.

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    Oct 3

    President Trump's renewed sanctions may reduce Iranian oil exports by as much as 1 million barrels/day as European buyers reluctantly cut their purchases. This shock gives Russia and Saudi Arabia even stronger control of world oil supply. By Gary Hufbauer:

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    Oct 3

    The stars are aligning for another financial crisis; and this one could be even worse than the last | 's William White

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    18 hours ago

    US bond yields are on a tear; the dollar breaking the hearts of bears. All hail the strong US economy! (On tax cut sugar high, with housing already turned, construction next, and strong dollar about to hammer manufacturing, again!) US bonds are on sale, get 'em while they're hot!

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    Brazil is approaching its most consequential election since the end of military rule more than three decades ago. Whoever wins must address the agenda for economic reform |

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    Since the 2008 financial crisis, un- or under-regulated “shadow banking” has grown into a $160 trillion business

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