International Investing continued

This is why I have recommended the yen since the spring of 2009.... keep reading

There are bulls and bears. There is also a great deal of confusion. There are also some myths that go on for decades.... keep reading

In this interview, he nails it once again.... keep reading

Mrs. Merkel is talking hard-line budgeting. Obama is talking Keynesian bloat? Can Obama prevail?... keep reading

If at first you don't succeed, lie, lie again. The market is always there, ready to believe.... keep reading

The Prime Minister is resigning. This is good news. Yet the yen fell yesterday. Why?... keep reading

Step by wonderful step, it's going. They scream. They promise. They wring their hands. The system is doomed.... keep reading

This is pretty close to reality. That is why it is funny.... keep reading

The Austrian theory of the business cycle works inside China, too.... keep reading

I have been saying this for years. So what? When this man says it, start making plans.... keep reading

The Shanghai stock market is not yet a Chinese fire drill, but it's headed that way.... keep reading

Western Europe is on a fast track to bankruptcy. The PIIGS are in control.... keep reading

The Treasury is now at the mercy of the Chinese government. The question is: Is China at the mercy of its export sector?... keep reading

The short-term euphoria of stock market investors came and went really fast. Now the mainstream media are admitting a little of the truth: a dead end in Europe.... keep reading

The incumbent big spenders have overplayed their hand.... keep reading

German voters hand Merkel a loss. Merkel still signed an IOU at the voters' expense. European stocks soared. It's business as usual.... keep reading