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The Big Tipper with the Big Dipper


Thankfully there’s a slimmer chance of a double dip because 2,000 people have been surveyed and a few more of them this time are more optimistic about the economy, which I’m sure they’re all well schooled on.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2010/aug/31/consumer-confidence-recession-economy
hard.hitting.journalism.

The Bank of Mattress


The Halifax Liquid Gold savings account returns -5.25%. Gold, incidentally (bullion), was up 25% in 2009.

Greece Frightening.


I for one would like to welcome our new overlord, Van Rompuy

Society, unravelled.


The system right now is on a knife edge, an edge that’s being tightrope walked by the financial cirque du soleil.

Forever blowing bubbles


Nouriel Roubini has warned of the growing asset bubble based on the US dollar carry trade. It’s certainly behind the recent stock market rally. Is there a bubble in precious metals forming? I don’t think so, and neither does Jim Rogers.

The fool and the fool who follows him


we’re about to see what happens when accomplished retards are allowed to teach potential retards.

Site changes direction


Instead of ripping off other people’s articles I’m going to write my own commentary; and post a weekly set of external news links.

Rogers: Fed Has “Given Up” On The Dollar


Expert investor Jim Rogers has slammed the Federal Reserve for destroying the dollar in order to rescue Wall Street, calling it “outrageous” that Ben Bernanke used $230 billion [...]

Every worker in the UK chips together to buy bank


Everybody’s decided to chuck in a couple of grand for a one thirty-one-millionth share in the moribund Northern Rock bank [story]. So far the government has surprisingly been unable to attract substantial interest from private investors, although the chancellor is set to present a case on BBC2’s Dragon’s Den next month. Personally I’m hoping he [...]

If we could write the script for the perfect backdrop to a true bull market environment for precious metals…


IF ONLY…. By: Richard J. Greene, Thunder Capital Management
1. Government spending is out of control with little regard for bringing budget deficits into balance;
2. Trade deficits are mounting toward new records despite a more than 30% decline in the value of the dollar;
3. Inflation rates and employment statistics were actually much worse than the Government [...]