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Here is a way to short-circuit the effects of the Financial Modernization Act of 2001. If you don't take action, you are vulnerable.... keep reading
Gold did not break above $450, but it came mighty close. Is the dollar still in its uptrend? Or has it peaked? As for silver, next week should tell the story.... keep reading
Some people take politics too seriously. There were murder threats against Kstherine Harris, Florida's Secretary of State.... keep reading
There is a "leading economic indicator" for housing in any city. It gets some press, but not enough. It has just turned bearish for San Diego, where the weather is great and housing prices are out of sight.... keep reading
Thursday: gold is pushing near its high for 2005. The Dow in gold dollars fell.... keep reading
Dr. Arthur Robinson is Director of the Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine. He is also a successful publisher and sheep ranch owner. He has learned how to invest wisely. He had little choice.... keep reading
I have called only two recessions in the last 15 years: the 1990 recession (in 1989) and the 2001 recession (in 2000). In both cases, they took place within a year. If you know what to look for, you too can do this.... keep reading
Unless we discover that oil is a renewable resource, meaning that all prevailing oil theory is wrong, there is no escape from an international oil crisis on a massive, economy-busting scale. Peak oil is true. Get used to it. Prepare for it. Act!... keep reading
Historically, as the money supply has risen, prices in general have risen. This includes gold's price. Is the Federal Reserve System likely to pursue monetary inflation? Professor Rozeff offers his opinion on the FED and gold.... keep reading
The author, an economist with the Mises Institute, assesses the likelihood of a rise in the price of gold to $1,200/oz. Is this price possible? Is this price likely? When, if ever?... keep reading
The businessmen who steals will eventually fail. But there are many ways to steal. Some of them appear morally justified. If you do the following, you are a thief. You may not recognize it, however. It's time you recognized this practice for what it is.... keep reading
The problem in making this judgment has to do with bubbles. We are seeing high housing prices and high oil prices. Are these bubbles? Gold was a bubble in January 1, 1980. So was silver. Do you want to buy, based on bubble ratios? Presumably not.... keep reading
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