FreedomFest announced today it is promoting the Global Financial Summit, Market Solutions for the World's Problems. The event has been scheduled for February 1-5, 2012 at the Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island.
Speakers will include:
Peter Schiff, president of EuroPacific Capital, will give you the lowdown on the U.S. economy and the financial markets. He has recently stated in an interview on Breakout that America is in worse shape than Europe and should be focusing on our own debt crisis long term rather than maintaining our easy solution of simply printing more money. Don't miss his discussions on how to protect yourself and profit from Washington's bad government policies
Richard Rahn, a top economist for the Cato Institute and contributor to the Wall Street Journal and the Washington Times will speak on "Lessons from the Nine Countries that Have Avoided the Financial Crisis." He will focus on Canada, Chile and Sweden, among others, and how to profit from nations that have adopted sound supply-side policies.
Julian Morris,Vice President of Research at the Reason Foundation, recently co-authored a paper explaining how the various interventions by governments were making the financial crisis worse, not better. He is currently overseeing several projects that seek to promote practical, free market solutions to the economic crisis, which he will be discussing.
Mark Skousen, (host of the Global Financial Summit and editor of Forecasts and Strategies) will be speaking on "How to Profit from the Fed's Reckless Easy Money Policies." Right now the money supply (M2) is increasing at an unprecedented 34% annual rate. This move toward runaway inflation will create danger and opportunity. I had the opportunity to see Mark earlier this year at an Anthony Robbins event in Fort Lauderdale and he is well worth seeing and learning from.
Other speakers will include Steve Moore (Wall Street Journal) Vito Tanzi (former IMF official) Joel Stern (Columbia University) plus many others.
You can find out more about the event here.
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