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• Forex Daily Outlook – November 11th 2009

  
  Forex Crunch — Authority: 433
  It’s Remembrance Day in many countries in the Western hemisphere, so forex trading will be rather light today. In Britain, there’s no holiday, and there are major employment events. Let’s see what’s on the menu today:Both the US and Canada are on holiday, but this doesn’t mean that USD/CAD won’t shake, ...
  6 hours ago

• A Value Proposition

  
  Slope Of Hope with Tim Knight — Authority: 616
  Hi Slope, Gary from Biiwii.com and Biiwii.blogspot.com here again, with something I wrote in 2007 that I think can help settle some of the noise regarding gold, should Tim choose to publish.  I think it is relevant here since Tim often refers to some err, dynamic ...
  7 hours ago

• 5 Ways to Protect Yourself From Coming Tax Hikes

  
  The Daily Reckoning — Authority: 643
  “The tax man cometh,” says Jim Jubak at MSN Money. According to the IMF, we’re looking at 10 years of government tax increases. So it’s time to buckle in and prepare for it… because “tax increases from the federal government lag tax increases from the states. But that doesn’t mean they aren’t ...
  7 hours ago

• Ford’s Post-Cash for Clunkers Strategy

  
  The Daily Reckoning — Authority: 643
  As we have all seen, Cash for Clunkers helped juice the US economy’s third quarter GDP growth. Even though it’s more than likely a problem for the economy in the long term. But who’s interested in those details? The Onion has now captured the inside scoop on how Ford is taking the clunker strategy to an ...
  9 hours ago

• Mr Key’s dirty little secret

  
  Not PC — Authority: 571
  If you’ve wondered why the world’s politicians seem so relaxed about their ability to repay the trillions of pounds, dollars and euros they’ve been throwing around in recent months, then rest assured they have a dirty little secret. And if you’ve wondered why John Key seems so relaxed about the outstanding ...
  10 hours ago

• Guest Post: Gold Panic Part 2

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 761
  Submitted by Yves Lamoureux of Blackmont Capital (Sequel to Gold Panic Part 1 ) Perhaps gold investors are suffering the blues of too much good news since breaking out to the upside, north of the magic 1,000$ an ounce. Inflation being the big macroeconomic risk that everyone is looking for, might just be the ...
  11 hours ago

• Stock Market Investing: Technical/Fundamental Battle, Investment Strategy: Ride the Gravy Train, FOMC Policy, Consumer Credit, Busi. Bankruptcy

  
  Hedge Fund Blogs From HedgeCo.Net — Authority: 427
  Stock Market Investing: A battle between investment disciplines has developed over the last 3 weeks. As discussed in the Oct. 28 th post , numerous warning signs of a technical nature are flashing. However, last week’s news headlines were replete with US$ bearish/equity market bullish fundamental ...
  12 hours ago

• Gold vs. Inflation

  
  Commodity Trader — Authority: 120
  Trust in Gold We as Americans are experiencing one of the toughest economic periods in our history. We have been told that the recession is over and America is on the road to economic recovery. I certainly hope theyre right. However , there is no quick fix and unfortunately there will many bumps in that road. Many ...
  12 hours ago

• Peter Schiff on Gold

  
  Veritas Vos Liberabit — Authority: 437
  AUTHOR of 2007’s Crash Proof: How to Profit from the Coming Economic Collapse , Peter Schiff is an investment adviser, blogger and frequent commentator for dozens of financial print and television media outlets, reports Hard Assets Investor . President of Euro Pacific Capital , Peter Schiff served as an ...
  13 hours ago

• In response to Mish’s definition

  
  ducati998 — Authority: 137
  I’m going to cut straight to the chase. The definition I adhere to is: Inflation is a net expansion of money supply and credit, where credit is marked to market. Deflation is the opposite: a net contraction of money supply and credit, where credit is marked to market. I have no problem with this definition. So ...
  14 hours ago

• China ignores IMF warnings, continues massive stimulus spending

  
  DailyFinance — Authority: 792
  Filed under: Economy , Investing As China moves closer to overtaking Japan as the worlds second-largest economy, its flexing its new found muscle and ignoring warnings from the International Monetary Fund regarding its credit growth rate and the value of the yuan. China began a 4 trillion yuan ($586 billion) ...
  14 hours ago

• German October Consumer Prices Unexpectedly Decline

  
  The Center of the Universe — Authority: 479
  [ Skip to the end ] Headlines all negative today.   Soft prices indicate soft demand. Weakness and calls for deficit cuts heightens stresses on vulnerable national govt finances. The eurozone remains the one part of the world with systemic risk built into its institutional structure.   Highlights: German ...
  17 hours ago

• Daily Blogwatch: The worst idea for a bad economy!

  
  DailyFinance — Authority: 792
  Filed under: Company News , Technology , Columns , Economy , People , Investing , Earnings , Media , One Year Later Darwins Finance explains why the normal correlation between gold and the dollar has broken down. __________________ And speaking of which, The Intelligent Speculator figures out a new ...
  17 hours ago

• Krugman: TIPs a Useful Indicator of Inflation

  
  GreenLightAdvisor Views — Authority: 436
  Paul Krugman writes that TIPs (or Real Return Bonds in Canada) can be a useful indicator of the market’s inflation expectations, though not a perfect one,  in critical response to an FT article: Treasury inflation-protected securities — bonds whose payouts are indexed to consumer prices — are really useful ...
  18 hours ago

• 60 Minutes On Cyberwar

  
  UBIWAR — Authority: 433
  The CBS 60 Minutes special, Cyberwar: Sabotaging the System , has been all over the internet since it was first shown last weekend, so I’m behind the response curve here. I was really hoping for an honest piece of illuminating journalism but I’m afraid that’s not what we got. I don’t know if this is an ...
  19 hours ago

• Rogers vs. Roubini - Inflation vs. Deflation

  
  GreenLightAdvisor Views — Authority: 436
  Bloomberg’s William Pesek discusses the ongoing debate between inflationists represented by Jim Rogers’ views, and deflationists represented  by Nouriel Roubini. It’s a, well, golden opportunity. Investor Jim Rogers thinks gold will double to at least $2,000 an ounce. Economist Nouriel Roubini says ...
  19 hours ago

• Population, inflation fuel 10-year budget growth in Va.

  
  The Washington Post — Authority: 963
  Virginia spent 74 percent more money overall in its most recent budget than it did 10 years earlier, the result of the economy, population growth and decisions by the General Assembly, according to the legislatures watchdog agency.
  19 hours ago

• Gold update

  
  Not a sheep — Authority: 148
  I note that the BBC are now showing two figures for the gold price each day: Forex Gold Index(am fix) and Forex Gold Index(pm fix) $/oz. With the Financial Times reporting yesterday that "Market expectations for inflation in the US and UK have reached their highest levels since late last year..." I can only see an ...
  20 hours ago

• 6 Reasons Why The Price Of Gold Is Going Up

  
  MoneyEnergy — Authority: 565
  It wasn’t surprising at $1000/oz, but even at $1100/oz this week, the naysayers are still in full force.  What’s to deny about the trend in gold prices?  You don’t have to be a gold bug to see what’s happening. Here are the six main factors causing the price of gold to continue to rise.  In some way or ...
  20 hours ago

• Has This War Affected Your Paycheck?

  
  Simple Complexity — Authority: 563
  This is an interesting infographic that I found on Financial Infographics . I think this graphic is a good example of a couple common problems: There is no evidence presented that the war has anything to do with the change in wages. The wage variations could be caused by inflation, changes in minimum wages, ...
  21 hours ago

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