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The close of the "selling year" is this week. The next year of selling begins next week. The European Central Bank is expected to sell. But there is a potential buyer.... keep reading
This happened to me. It can happen to you.... keep reading
For those of us who bought (or sold) Harry Belafonte's "Calypso" album (RCA LPM 1248), we know the story of Matilda. Only we didn't. She finally re-surfaced, at age 86, last week. She tangled with Chavez.... keep reading
Topics: real estate, investing, retirement, career, gold... keep reading
It never hurts to pay attention to Sir John Templeton. But I hope he's wrong.... keep reading
It's not just that the U.S. is #150. It's that its obligations are twice as great as all other nations combined.... keep reading
Topics: education, retirement, career, geography, inheritance, platinum... keep reading
The admitted debt of the U.S. government is over $9 trillion. It's a fake figure: over five times too low. The government must by law publish the real debt, but it is not well-publicized. Here are the facts.... keep reading
When gold moved above $500/oz in early 2006, I reminded my readers of what I had been writing about gold since 2001. When I wrote this, Greenspan was still Chairman of the FED. His policy of monetary expansion ended three weeks later under Bernanke.... keep reading
On September 20, the Federal Open Market Committee left the federal funds rate alone: 5.25%. The financial press, as usual, misinterpreted the meaning of this decision.... keep reading
Sept. 22, 2006 In spring, a major home builder went bankrupt in Phoenix. Families that paid a down payment can kiss their money goodbye. They are at the end of a very long line of creditors. h... keep reading
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