Archive - Jun 2013 - Blog entry

Head of Mainstream News Group: “The Government May Love This [Destruction of the Free Press]. I Suspect That They Do. But Beware The Government That Loves Secrecy Too Much”

"Don't be afraid of the tapir. It's not scary"

Japan’s attack in the Currency War was SUPPOSED to make it more competitive in international trade

News for fringe low brow ZH conspiracy theorists...

This piece is timely as markets spit up the punch from Bernanke's bowl

Rare Keynesian Tamarin Monkey spotted in Vichy DC...

This is just the start. I warned my clients subscribers in our most recent issue that higher rates were coming noting a collapse in bonds in Europe and the emerging market space.

Bonds, shares plus gold and silver fell sharply around the world this morning after the U.S. Federal Reserve again suggested an end to their easy money policies. Data also showed China's economy slowing down amid growing concerns that a credit crunch in China is worsening.

Murder, Death and Mobsters on Wall St....Who Knew?

The global capital markets are seeing large moves in response not only to the Federal Reserve, though clearly that is a key impetus, but also to developments elsewhere. Here is a dispassionate review.

If you have nothing to save, you have nothing to hide...

Apparently, the highlight of the round-up of the G8 summit in Lough Erne might just have been that David Cameron went for a morning dip to swim a couple of lengths. That’s about as far as he might have got anyhow, considering that little all else was decided.

The Fed has spent TRILLIONS of Dollars and failed to deliver anything resembling economic growth. The number of people who are of working age who are actually working has barely budged since the 2009 low.

Mussolini Is Cheering from His Grave ...

_{This was clearly seen in 1980 when silver rose from $6.08/oz on January 2nd 1979 to $50/oz on January 21st 1980 or more than eight fold in less than 13 months (see chart).}

Given silver’s volatility, dollar, pound or euro cost averaging into position remains prudent. Similarly, when prices have had a parabolic gain - dollar, pound or euro cost averaging out of a position will be prudent as it will be nigh impossible to time the top.