Could the Fed be preparing another stock crash to flood the bond market with demand? Who knows but it would make plenty of sense to me. Words: 789
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Withdrawal of Financial Painkillers Could Result in Messy Complications (+2K Views)
You've probably heard that the economy is recovering, that consumers are more optimistic, and that companies might soon begin hiring more workers than they're firing. Hooray. The only problem with such an upbeat prognosis is that large chunks of the U.S. economy remain addicted to financial painkillers. Words: 845
Read More »Deflation: A Threat to the U.S. Economy? (+2K Views)
Policies aimed at countering a fall in prices, which are supposedly aimed at fighting deflation, do nothing more than provide support for nonproductive activities and delay the chances for a durable economic recovery. Words: 1586
Read More »Aden Sisters’ $5,800 Gold Projection Suggests Potential 5000% Gains for Junior Equities (+4K Views)
The leverage of gold mining shares over the price performance of gold itself and the added leverage of the warrants of such companies over the stock price performance supports the possibility of amazing gains for the right warrants of the right junior miners. Words: 1106
Read More »Eric Janszen – Part 1: Is Gold a Good Hedge? (+2K Views)
For the decade that began in the year 2000 the gold bug hypothesis was the right one: stocks, bonds, and real estate did, net of asset price inflation and deflation, performed worse and with higher volatility than the barbarous relic. Words: 401
Read More »How to Invest in the ‘Next 11’ Countries (+2K Views)
The 'Next 11' (N-11) is a list of fast-growing countries identified by Goldman Sachs as potentially good investments in the coming years. Words: 682
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