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Weekly Archive
By: Bill Bonner & The Daily Reckoning Crew - 17 November, 2006
-The bubbly origins of the The Big Easy...Law's monetary machinations...
-Will the real Helicopter Ben please stand up...chicory...beignets...and sweet, sweet, OJ...
-An airport in Atlanta...a plane to New Orleans...a speech about ignorance...and more! Full Story |
By: Deepcaster - 17 November, 2006
Virtually every informed person in the investing world surely knows by now that Canadian Finance Minister, Jim Flaherty, made a Halloween week announcement that would severely disadvantage new conversions to Canadian Income Trusts and phase out favorable taxation on existing ones by 2011. Full Story |
By: James Howard Kunstler & The Daily Reckoning Crew - 16 November, 2006
-Wonders never cease: The Democrats have decided it's time to become fiscally responsible...
-Good news for those holding onto OJ options...would forcing the Chinese to let their currency rise relative to the U.S. dollar really make a difference?
-Apparently, a documentary about gay pedophiliac serial killers would be more uplifting than one about debt...down with cute penguins!...and more! Full Story |
By: Douglas V. Gnazzo - 16 November, 2006
Money is the sinew of war – it is also the sinew of commerce and industry as well. The money power is the most awesome power that man possesses; and man should respect it accordingly – as opposed to his present meek acquiesance that hands the money power over to others: to the State and the elite bankers who have no right to possess such an unalienable and inviolate right of man. Full Story |
By: Chris Mayer & The Daily Reckoning Crew - 15 November, 2006
-Globalization...yay or nay...who cares, give us free trade...
-Working stiffs are getting stiffed...a contradiction in terms: a fiscally responsible Democrat….
-Why can’t it be more like the old days - when people didn’t choose who they married...and more! Full Story |
By: Bob Chapman, The International Forecaster - 15 November, 2006
We called the bottom of the May decline several weeks ago for gold and silver related assets. As we predicted they have rallied. We are currently pausing – waiting for the pending upward storm to break loose. $560 has now become a key support area for gold. Gold rises in anticipation of higher inflation, because it is a safe haven from the world’s reserve currency – our debt dollar and it rises during geopolitical tension and war. When things get bad and difficult gold rises and central bankers do not like that because it exposes what a terrible job they are doing. Full Story |
By: Richard Daughty, The MOGAMBO GURU - 15 November, 2006
Nervously peering through the periscope of the Impregnable Mogambo Bunker (IMB), I see that Total Fed Credit is back to its old ways last week, and was up, but not by too much, as the increase was only $1.8 billion. But enough, hopefully, to keep things simmering until an economic miracle happens, which is what it will take at this point. Full Story |
By: Dr. Kurt Richebacher & The Daily Reckoning Crew - 14 November, 2006
-Here’s an option - put your ‘wall of worry’ aside...and buy some put options...
-We’re accused of being too gloomy - there’s something new!
-The diesels are coming!...Hey, where do you think you’re going with that toothpaste?...and more! Full Story |
By: David N. Vaughn, Gold Letter, Inc. - 14 November, 2006
If the elections teach us anything it is that public sentiment is always an unknown until the people come out to vote. And then the proverbial cats are out of the bag. To me the elections prove that there is more concern and recognition of a deteriorating economy than we were led to believe. Total apathy doesn’t exist in the market place. People are starting to suffer a little and feel the flame. Those frogs in that pot are getting a little warm, huh? Full Story |
By: Rick Ackerman, Rick's Picks - 14 November, 2006
With the Consumer Prices Index for October due out this Thursday, every investor and economist in bozo-dom is anxiously awaiting the latest shot-to-be-heard-’round-the-world. How utterly ridiculous that we should continue to obsess each month over whether the price of a dozen eggs, or a gallon of gas, has risen by a few pennies when there is a $10 Trillion deflationary juggernaut bearing down on us in the housing sector! Full Story |
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By: radio.goldseek.com - 13 November, 2006
*Bob Chapman returns this week, refreshed from his vacation and ready to tackle the market fundamentals and listeners questions. Bob is expecting gold to surge to $850 and silver to $20. Next, Jack Chan and Gary Kaltbaum review the charts for market clues. Jack's service remains bullish on gold and the commodities market. Gary agrees with jack, noting the recent strength in the oil stock sector and precious metals. The first hour wraps up with a new stock picking segment, Goldseek Radios spotlight pick of the week.
*In the second hour, my featured guest delves into the underpinnings of the commodities bull market. Steven B. Lord has an impressive investing track record. He's currently the Chief Investment Strategist for the Trend Investment Group, an advisory service. When Steve talks about the markets, people listen. That's why its great to know that he's a big fan of the gold, silver and the energy sectors. You won't want to miss Steve's market outlook. Full Story |
By: The Mogambo Guru & The Daily Reckoning Crew - 13 November, 2006
-What's that? Greenspan isn't always right?! We are shocked!
-Toll Brothers CEO worries that there is no recovery in sight for the U.S. housing market...
-A special report from India...cars are now competing with people for the same agricultural commodity...and more! Full Story |
By: Charleston Voice - 13 November, 2006
From what I can gather the best informed and collective opinion is that $500 million (face value) in pre-1964 90% US silver coins remain in existence. They have not gone into the previous silver melts. I believe those remaining to be in very 'safe hands'. This best guestimate is outside of the number of silver dollars remaining. I say this because those that held back in the 1980 melt have since 'camouflaged the pre-1964 coins with bullion eagles, bars and other bullion-related silver. Full Story |
By: Bob Chapman, The International Forecaster - 12 November, 2006
There is no question that the recent mid-term election results showed George and the neocons that their wars, occupations and policies have been totally rejected by the electorate. The elitist corporate fascist state has been soundly rejected. The Democrats have a 23-seat edge in the House, which is a very powerful neutralizer of neocon policies. George is now officially a lame duck. As we write two Senate seats are undecided. If they are both won by Democrats that would seal the fate of the former Republican dominated government. Full Story |
By: John Mauldin, Millenium Wave Advisors - 12 November, 2006
We have been told for months that the next interest rate move by the Federal Reserve is dependent upon what the data tells us prior to each meeting. If the data tells us that inflation is too high and/or the economy too strong, the Fed will continue in its pause mode or maybe even hike rates. If inflation comes down and the economy begins to soften, the next interest rate moves will be down. Full Story |
By: Rick Ackerman, Rick's Picks - 12 November, 2006
December Crude has taken its sweet old time falling to the Hidden Pivot target at 56.76 that we flagged here three weeks ago, but at yesterday’s lows the futures lay within just 11 cents of that predicted bottom. Curiously, stocks seemed largely unmoved by the seemingly beneficent price action, which should have pleased everyone but OPEC. Now that unleaded gas looks poised to drop below $2, are we perhaps starting to take deflation in the oil patch for granted? Full Story |
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