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In post World War I Germany, the MONTHLY inflation rate reached 29,500%. Though only a generation ago, with Central Banks destroying global currencies at a pace today not seen since the Reichesbank, the memories of horrific hardships imposed upon people by Central Bankers seems to have already been erased from the general populace’s memories. [...]
We’ve moved the archives to the bottom of the page but they are still here. Of course you may always access the archives by clicking on the listed categories in the left hand column of this page as well. Learn the best ways to invest money during the developing dollar crisis, possible stock market crash, [...]
February 4, 2008 Last week, I wrote an article called “Even After a Strong Run, Gold Stocks Still a Bargain.” In that article, I wrote that gold stocks, both the majors and especially the junior resource stocks, were highly undervalued given historical ratios of gold stocks to the price of their underlying commodity. In fact, [...]
August 9, 2007 – Once again, something we predicted months ago is happening and being reported by a major world newspaper. And yet, the foolishness in the U.S. Congress continues, illustrating that they “just don’t get it.” Thank God U.S. Congressman and women are not responsible for our nation’s fiscal policy though they really couldn’t [...]
June 18, 2007 – In her recent speech to the Democratic National Committee Clinton told the story of one of her New York constituents that approached her and complained about the loss of manufacturing jobs with the question: “Why can’t we get tough on China?” Hilary replied,“How do you get tough on your banker?” It’s [...]
May 22, 2007 – In continuation of my last blog, today it was reported that Stiglitz criticized Congress for its stance on China tariffs. “We are in a mutual hostage situation, and China may hold the better cards,” Stiglitz said. The story stated that if Congress were to pass measures cutting off Chinese exports to [...]
May 22, 2007 – On September 25th of last year, I blogged about the close relationship of Goldman Sachs and the U.S. government and how it was more likely than not that Goldman Sachs dumping of 72.66% of the unleaded gas position in its commodities index right before the mid-term Congressional elections was politically motivated. [...]
16 May, 2007 – Here’s a story I’ve been meaning to write about but just haven’t had the time. The People’s Bank of China last month increased their Reserve Ratio Requirement (RRR) 50 basis points to 11% in an attempt to reduce inflationary measures. Although I don’t know if China actually enforces this RRR (in [...]
29 April 2007 – There’s a technique I call re-visiting the same stock that I’ve used many times to make easy 25% to 50% profits after taking triple-digit profits from the very same stock on my initial position. The way this technique works is that when I think that the stock starts looking toppy and [...]
April 11, 2007 – It is very difficult to understand where and how to invest your money without understanding politics. I know, I know. At first your reaction will probably be the same as 99% of all other investors. “What are you talking about?” is what you are thinking right? But understanding politics will help [...]
April 1, 2007- Several big stories hit the financial news this past week but the real significance of these stories were not discussed anywhere. Number one, the U.S. Congress pushed to file unfair trade practices against China, stating that the Bush administration’s quiet behind-the-scenes negotiation strategy was unacceptable as a tactic to bring economic reform [...]
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