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January 2010

Six ETFs Every Investor Should Know About

SPY, QQQQ, DIA, IWM, EFA and EEM. These are the six ETFs every investor ought to know. Get familiar with them. Add them to your watch list, and be aware of how they could fit into your portfolio. Words: 1015

January 31st, 2010 | Posted in Mutual/ETFunds | Read More »

More of What You Need to Know Before Investing in Oil & Gas Stocks

Here are 10 more questions potential investors should be asking oil and gas company management teams or searching for on the company website. Words: 1046

January 31st, 2010 | Posted in Oil and Gas | Read More »

Investing in Long Term Bonds Now a High Risk Investment

In a search for safety and income, investors are stampeding into the apparent safety of government bonds and bond mutual funds. Over the last year, bonds have been purchased in record amounts despite historic low interest rate levels. It is likely that many of these investors do not understand the risks in bonds. These investors, with a false sense of security, are unknowingly setting themselves up for another rough rollercoaster ride ahead. Words: 599

January 30th, 2010 | Posted in Economy | Read More »

10 Ways to Build a Benchmark Beating Global ETF Portfolio

Building your portfolios with low-cost, tax-efficient ETFs is a smart strategy but don’t set it on auto pilot. Follow these 10 ETF investment rules to build a global portfolio that will beat the benchmarks Words: 1344

January 30th, 2010 | Posted in Mutual/ETFunds | Read More »

The ‘Smart’ Money is Replacing ‘Magic’ Money With ‘Real’ Money. What About You?

We are currently about one year into a two year grace period before people will begin to realize that their money isn’t ‘real’ but simply ‘magic’ money. In the meantime the ‘smart’ money is buying up hard assets like gold, knowing that it is the only form of money that isn’t simultaneously someone else’s liability and, unlike ‘magic’ money, can’t be created out of thin air. Words: 785

January 29th, 2010 | Posted in Inflation/Deflation | Read More »

How to Invest with Spectre of Rising Interest Rates on Horizon

With the global economy growing, with federal deficits exploding, and with central banks printing money like there’s no tomorrow, there can be little doubt that rising markets will also bring rising interest rates. Who gets hurt when interest rates rise? The answer is all borrowers with debts coming due because they must pay more to roll them over and all lenders who have extended medium- or long-term credit at fixed rates because they suffer an immediate loss in the market value of their loans. Words: 928

January 28th, 2010 | Posted in Economy,Investing | Read More »

Best Hedge Against Inflation Is Owning Gold and Silver Mining Stocks

We are about to encounter major inflation and the absolute best hedge against such inflation is by investing in the companies that mine gold and silver. You often get leverage of 2 to 4 times the price appreciation of gold or silver. If gold goes up by 50%, your miners may very well double or triple in value. Words: 1426

January 27th, 2010 | Posted in Gold/Silver | Read More »

Fiscal Responsibility and the ‘Greater Fool’ Theory

Many households, financial and non-financial firms and government, may well spend the next decade in debtor’s prison having to tighten their belts to pay for the losses inflicted by a decade of reckless leverage, over-consumption and risk taking. What fools we have been for living beyond our means all these years and taking no fiscal responsibility for our future well-being in the false hope that there always would be a ‘greater fool’ out there than us. Words: 1230

January 27th, 2010 | Posted in Economy | Read More »

Ten Reasons Why the Yield Curve Will Flatten

The yield curve is at record steepness which, in the present environment, is NOT a harbinger of recovery — it’s a brake on recovery because it encourages banks to own Treasuries rather than risky assets. Words: 374

January 27th, 2010 | Posted in Economy | Read More »

Why I’m Not that Big on Gold

When you’re talking to a gold bug it is much like arguing with a priest about religion — it is a daunting task but to my gold bug friends here again is why I’m not that big on gold. Words: 725

January 27th, 2010 | Posted in Gold/Silver | Read More »

 

WHAT'S HOT

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  4. Gold Bugs: Here’s How to Make the Most of the Continuing Bull Market in Gold!
  5. Crude Oil Supply, Demand and Price Projections are Flawed – Here’s Why
  6. Current U.S. Economic Woes Result of Major Structural Shifts in Economy
  7. Housing Collapse Coming to Canada? House Price-to-Rent Ratios vs. America’s At Peak Suggest So
  8. Slicing & Dicing Consumer Price Index Data of the Past 11 Years
  9. A Look at Inflation Specifics Over the Past 5 Months
  10. Addiction to Borrowing Causing Another Bubble – Take a Look
  11. Currency Collapse Coming: Go Get Gold NOW!
  12. Hyperinflation in the U.S. is Possible But Unlikely – Here’s Why
  13. Monumental Change is Coming for Most Americans – Here’s Why
  14. John Embry: Worldwide Debt Saturation Ensures Much Higher Gold and Silver Prices
  15. Sinclair: Gold Will Win Out and Rocket Up in Price by 2015
  16. The 5 Stages of Collapse: Where Are We Currently?
  17. Charles Nenner’s Cycle Analysis Predicts Dow to Peak in 2012 and Then Decline to 5,000 – and Much More!
  18. Richard Russell: The Last Currency Standing Will Be Gold
  19. This “Recovery” Won’t Last! Here’s Why (Part 1)
  20. US “Recovery” Needs More Fiat Money Steriods to Continue! Here’s Why
  1. alternative investments: Subsequent to the most recent financial crisis, portfolio diversification is now a...
  2. mygoldmygold: Wow…that’s a nice prediction…I don’t think we can predict 100% accurately...
  3. taluis: A punitive Sales or Capital Gains Tax on the sale of gold in an economic collapse (or similar situation) is...
  4. steviebee: But….if gold is going to $10,000, why should I only have “7 to 15% in Precious Metals”...
  5. GoldRate: it will be interesting to see if this triangle breaks up or down. We’ve had big volatility this week....


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