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This is the story that put many of us off our breakfasts this morning:

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And it turns out to have been a hoax. Jim Rogers has denied ever suggesting that the pound is about to go into an irrevocable meltdown, and described the whole affair as "outrageous". However, Citywire spoke to Rogers' longtime friend, Vince Stanzione, who says the quotes are legitimate. The latest - it seems - is here, where it appears Stanzione himself is responsible for the leaked quotes. Apparently, there was a "mix-up" and quotes attributable to Stanzione were attributed to Rogers. If I was Stanzione I would be a little upset that this is enough for a collective sigh of relief. Do his opinions not count, or something?

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I wonder how Stanzione does his analysis but whatever it is he seem s to have got it all wrong.Sorry his story was attributed to Jim Rogers which should have been a welcome relief to him.But I think he deserves a thumbs up to have stuck to his opinion even when he is obviously very wrong.As the staff at Abse Personnel-London always say it is better to be wrong than indecisive.Congratulations Stanzione.He who fights and runs away lives to fight anothr day.Congratulations again!