Archive for Porter Stansberry
Porter Stansberry is the editor of Porter Stansberry's Investment Advisory and the founder and publisher of Stansberry & Associates Investment Research. Prior to launching Stansberry & Associates Investment Research, he was the first American editor of the Fleet Street Letter, the oldest financial newsletter in the English language.
Silver Is the Best Protection From Fannie and Freddie Mess
Porter Stansberry says the government will do whatever it takes to ensure troubled mortgage giants Fannie Mae (FNM) and Freddie Mac (FRE) don’t go under. It will guarantee Fannie and Freddie’s debts. It will use taxpayer money to do this - money it doesn’t have. This means a big rise in gold and silver is on its way. Act now and buy physical gold and silver…
The Best of The S&A Digest Saturday, June 14, 2008
The tough thing about buying stocks is, you never know when they’ll appreciate in price (and you’ll make a profit). The other tough thing is, no matter how much homework you’ve done, there’s always a risk that something will go terribly wrong (fraud, accident, etc.) and your position will be wiped out. There are no guarantees when it comes to buying equity.
The Best of the S&A Digest Saturday, May 10, 2008
The surest sign of a civilization in decline is inflation. Governments throughout history have resorted to debasing their currencies to meet their expenditures beyond tax receipts. We hardly think twice about inflation anymore. After 70 years of this kind of cheating, we’ve come to expect it.
Our Coming War with Canada
The next president will face soaring foreclosures, insolvency at Freddie and Fannie, street protests against foreclosures, and a growing number of bank failures. It’s not too hard to guess what’s likely to happen next, is it?
Weekend Edition Saturday April 26, 2008
Everyone knows markets hate uncertainty. Nowhere is that borne out more than in biotech.
How You Turn $100,000 into $5 Million
Learning to truly enjoy bear markets – to lust for them – is not easy.
Credit Addicts Turn to the Most Expensive Source
Looking at the credit data, it seems people have begun to stop paying their bills in order, from most expensive to least. Houses came first – that’s the most expensive bill. Autos came second.
Profit on the Government’s Biggest “Glitch”
Weekend Edition The Best of The S&A Digest
Weekend Edition
Goldsmith has compiled a recession-proof portfolio in his S&A Dividend Grabber. He has recently recommended a world-class health care company, a blue-chip food producer, and the only mortgage REIT currently beating the market.
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