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Eric King a few days ago conducted an excellent interview with John Hathaway: Senior Managing Director & Portfolio Manager, Tocqueville Funds. John has almost four decades of market experience and is known internationally for his writings about the U.S. economy, gold, silver, commodities and much more. He is one of the most respected institutional minds in the world regarding gold. [...] More on this topic (What's this?) Gold & Silver Banker-Cartel Prolonged Price Suppression Has Set the Foundation for an Explosive M... (the Underground Investor, 1/17/12) Why the Gold Slump is Not Over (Investment U, 1/9/12) Is Gold Too Risky to Buy Right Now? (Learn Mining News, 3/2/11) 
“Though volatility has increased of late the S&P 500 Index remains above trend,” said strategist Kevin Lane in this guest post. [...] More on this topic (What's this?) Money Morning's Fitz-Gerald Talks Market Volatility and Key Factors of a Winning Stock (Money Morning, 3/9/11) 15 U.S. Stocks To Hold For The Long-Term (Top Foreign Stocks, 3/7/11) Depressing Stock Market Statistics (Learn Mining News, 3/3/11)
The Fed printing money to cover bank theft is causing food riots worldwide, says Bill Fleckenstein on MSNBC’s Dylan Ratigan Show. Fleckenstein is a hedge fund manager and president of Seattle-based Fleckenstein Capital. [...]
How much of QE2 has been implemented? What is the status of the fiscal stimulus package? Read on … [...] More on this topic (What's this?) What This Top Asian Fund Manager Thinks About the U.S. Economy (Investment U, 3/11/11) U.S. Economy 2012 Forecast: Where to Find the Biggest Gainers and Avoid the Biggest Losers in Thi... (Money Morning, 12/23/11) An Open Letter to Washington: How to Slash the Federal Budget Deficit and Save the U.S. Economy (Money Morning, 1/5/11)
In this video clip, Mohamed El-Erian,CEO and co-CIO of PIMCO, asks Warren Buffett whether he thinks high unemployment will lead to skill atrophy, expertise mismatches, and lower future productivity. [...]
“The real fear and irony is that once the full effects of QE2 are realized in the US economy, that we start reacting to inflationary effects both through tightening monetary policy and consumer/business behavioral changes, and the US starts giving back some of its recent economic gains, and becomes vulnerable to the very scenario that the Fed was trying to avert in the first place, a double dip, deflationary downturn in the economy,” said Dian Chu in this guest post. [...] More on this topic (What's this?) Average Annual Inflation Rate (Learn Mining News, 3/10/11) How To Find Out The Inflation Rate (Learn Mining News, 3/15/11) Hidden Inflation: Rising Prices Are Hitting Consumers Harder Than the Fed Will Admit (Money Morning, 3/7/11) |
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