International Investing continued

There really is method to my madness. Those of you who took my advice are ahead.... keep reading

I am not talking about charts and graphs. I am talking about something far more substantial.... keep reading

This announcement by the ECB produced no shock in the financial markets, yet it points to a near-panic meltdown of the banking system.... keep reading

This ought to clear up the issue for you. The general public won't catch on until it's visibly too late for them. But not for Buffett . . . or you, if you took my advice.... keep reading

When your income is in dollars, and you are living outside the United States, you are in big trouble.... keep reading

This is the beginning of the refutation of one of the most naive arguments of the defenders of the payments deficit.... keep reading

This is the elephant in the living room. The dollar's fall is the elephant.... keep reading

You need to diversity out of the U.S. dollar, but into foreign stocks or bonds? Goldman Sachs has changed its collective mind.... keep reading

You should have your money in international bonds rather than stocks until the worldwide recession is behind us. Then you should shift to stocks. These bond funds will work.... keep reading

This could force the U.S. into a massive recession, followed by double-digit price inflation. It is very real. We are not in control now.... keep reading

News today once again points to what hardly anyone thinks will happen.... keep reading

Central banks are laying up hundreds of billions of promises to pay? Will this continue? If not, what will they buy instead?... keep reading

Leverage is a two-way street. This reality just hit Goldman Sachs. This is just the beginning. Here's why.... keep reading

Here are specific recommendations.... keep reading

Creeping sanity may be threatening Canada. Can it continue?... keep reading

The nation's guru in bonds is a functional Keynesian. He does not understand basic economic theory. His bearish comments sank both stocks and bonds, or so the financial press says.... keep reading