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This thing came from. very interesting, this thing came from. very interesting, great - this thing came from. very interesting, great to - this thing came from. very interesting, great to talk i this thing came from. very | interesting, great to talk to you as always. thank you. download john s podcast fever: the hunt for covid s 0rigins, on bbc sounds, or wherever you get your podcasts. the us central bank announced it will hold interest rates steady the first time it s decided against a rise in more than a year. the federal reserve wants time to assess the impact of rate hikes so far. 0ur michelle fleury has more. policymakers inside here, america s central bank, have been raising interest rates since march 2022, to make it more expensive to borrow money. their goal, to slow the rapid increase in prices, without calling down the economy so much that people start to lose their jobs. much that people start to lose theirjobs. and with the most recent data showing signs that inflat
Hitting record highs again this week. but the bull and the bears are still battling about whether or not gold remains a good investment. our bull, our friend, steven lee, president of lee capital management. and our gold lover extraordinaire. lieberman, chief investment officer at advisers capital management. you think it doesn t pan out as an investment. why are you hate? i don t hate it. it s not an investment. it s a speculation, a commodity. it moves like a commodity. it can go up or down dramatically. if you want an investment, an investment either gives you a return or potentially generates income somewhere down the road. steel stocks could be an investment to generate income. companies are profitable. they pay out dividends. that s an investment. would you buy gold stocks? i would consider buying gold stocks. i wouldn t buy gold. you may as well look at gold the