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The holidays are the killer season, both for dieters and savers. Here is a way to solve the savings problem.... keep reading
There was a reversal in the precious metals today.... keep reading
With the rising popularity of bankruptcy as a legal way for corporations to shed expensive retirement programs, the retired person needs to keep his options open. Here is a good way to do this.... keep reading
The dollar index is still having trouble penetrating 92. Gold slowly moved back up.... keep reading
The results of the Zogby poll of viewers of "The West Wing" showed that the younger viewers, ages 18 to 30, overwhelmingly preferred the Republican Conservative candidate (Alan Alda) on Sunday night's live debate. The show's liberal script writers are in panic mode.... keep reading
Some things just don't add up. Baptist Memorial took 95,000 man-hours to detonate. Compare this with the collapse of WTC #7.... keep reading
John Mauldin, my former business manager, offers a terrific report on why the pension shortfall will be in the hundreds of billions. He begins with corporate pensions.... keep reading
The dollar is headed even higher. For whatever reasons, investors like the greenback today. But price inflation lies ahead. The battle of the currencies is the battle of the drunks to show who is able to drink the other one under the table.... keep reading
The research of Dr. Keith Chen on monkeys reveals that monkeys can learn the basics of buying things rationally. But they do not save. They prefer to steal. Call it "monkey business." It's bad for business. I hope you are doing better than a monkey.... keep reading
The dollar is going to rise. It is right at the 90.4 line. It may go to 92 or higher. This will be bad (briefly) for both gold and silver.... keep reading
This is a follow-up. It ought to save you at least one year's membership fee to this site -- maybe five years. (For the original article, click here).... keep reading
In the last couple of days I've received several letters from y'all intimating that I don't understand that powerful interests manipulate markets. I'm green, but I'm not green as a gourd. ... keep reading
The European Central Bank announced today that 3 member banks sold a bit over a million ounces last week (1.012 Moz). That's the most sold since the ECB sale booked last May. Odd, isn't it, that the Nice Government Men at the ECB usually time these announcements to coincide with weakness in the gold market?... keep reading