Since we first published The Implosion of the Commodities Bubble we have added more charts and content, so check it out! Click Here. We have been warning about what we felt would...
Read moreJuly 2013 Intelligent Investor (Part 1) Opening Statement Originally Published on July 7, 2013 The correction in the commodities bubble continues, as overall global demand continues to...
Read moreAs we have been discussing for several months, the global economy continues to weaken. Although the establish economists have been forecasting a stronger second half for 2013, we have been warning our...
Read moreWe just published a brief update discussing how recent developments have altered our US and emerging markets forecast, along with trading guidance. This video presentation is available to subscriber...
Read moreYou have probably heard what the clowns in the media have said about the economy. Unfortunately, the media is littered with misguided salesmen like Peter Schiff, Mark Faber and other gold deale...
Read moreRecently I wrote an article discussing reasons for the retreat in gold pricing. As I have done countless times in the past, I pointed out the common myth held by gold bugs that gold protects against i...
Read moreIn this 11-page overview we discuss the health of the U.S. economy, including comparisons of its real credit rating with the rest of the world. We also discuss corporate earnings, what to expect from...
Read moreOriginally published in the August 2012 Intelligent Investor, Part 2 As detailed in many issues of this publication for some time now (as well as in America’s Financial Apocalypse), the U.S. go...
Read moreThe large wealth and income inequality in the U.S. has continued to widen for nearly three decades. Over the past few years the disparity has become even larger. For instance, the top 1% of income ear...
Read moreAlthough poverty rates have been high in the United States for over a decade, they have increased appreciably since the economic crisis. As first detailed in America's Financial Apocalypse and discuss...
Read moreOriginally published in the September 2012 Intelligent Investor Each year, Washington spends money to provide a variety of services. Ideally, Washington should only spend as much as it takes...
Read moreFiscal cliff negotiations turned out to be a disaster. As you will recall, the fiscal cliff referred to automatic expiration of numerous tax breaks and expenditures. It was meant to serve as an econom...
Read moreAs the Fed continues with quantitative easing, commodities continue to sell off as expected. This makes sense if we consider the primary force driving commodities right now is the global economic slow...
Read moreLast Friday the Labor Department reported that non-farm payrolls grew by 155,000 jobs last month, slightly below November's level. Last Tuesday marked the commencement of Q4 earnings, with Alcoa meeti...
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