Investing legend Jim Rogers has sold all his U.S. stocks, citing concerns over America’s massive debt and the Federal Reserve’s limited resources. Similarly, Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon warns of a possible 10-20% stock market drawdown in the next 12-24 months. Rogers advises caution, favoring gold and silver investments.

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