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"You can be pro-growth, like be optimistic. That's a different thing than saying, 'I think growth is gonna be higher than everybody else does.'" "I choose bonds because I could be wrong, and growth could be lower than anybody expects. In that case, bonds diversify. I choose commodities because... show more

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