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budget deficits ’
Sep 30th, 2009 |
By Chuck Butler |
Category: US Dollar & Forex Trading
Currencies rebound VS the dollar…Aussie and kiwi lead the currencies higher…Data and Central Bank speeches today…Gold rebounds back to $1,000! And Now… Today’s Pfennig!
Tags: Australian Dollar, British pound, budget deficits, Canadian Loonie, Chuck Butler, euro, gold, Gold Prices, home prices, invest in gold, Swiss Franc, US dollar, US housing crisis, yen
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Sep 24th, 2009 |
By Bill Bonner |
Category: Politics & Economics
The inflation/deflation debate is hot… It crackles and pops like a pine fire. But it gives off little helpful light. Abe Lincoln may have read by the light of an open fire. But when we tried it, we singed our eyebrows. It made us suspicious of Old Abe; maybe he wasn’t quite as truthful as he pretended to be. Later, we realized he was a mountebank. But that’s another story…
Tags: Auto Sales, Bill Bonner, budget deficits, deflation, Federal Reserve, gold, Gold Prices, Housing Prices, inflation, Modern Depression, US debt, US dollar, US economy
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Aug 24th, 2009 |
By William Patalon III |
Category: Politics & Economics
Even as investors get more and more bullish about the outlook for the U.S. economy, the economy’s underlying foundation continues to erode.
Tags: AIG, Bookkeeping, budget deficits, Budget Projections, Citing A Source, Congressional Budget Office, Cumulative Deficit, Double Digit Unemployment, Economic Conditions, Economic Rebound, federal budget deficit, Federal Deficit, Federal Reserve, Federal Tax Receipts, Fox News, GPS, GRM, HD, HPQ, Joblessness, LOW, Office Of Management And Budget, Omb, President Obama, Roadblock, Scheme Of Things, Stimulus, TGT, TJX, Ubs, unemployment crisis, Unemployment Rate, US debt, US economy, US Foreclosures, US housing crisis
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Jul 14th, 2009 |
By Bob Blandeburgo |
Category: Financial News
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is once again traveling abroad to assure foreign nations that their investments in the United States are safe But this time it’s not China he’s trying to assure; it’s another large supporter of the dollar: Saudi Arabia.
Tags: Bob Blandeburgo, budget deficits, credit crisis, inflation, Investor Confidence, Saudi Oil, Stimulus Package, Strong Dollar, Timothy Geithner
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May 15th, 2009 |
By Eric J Fry |
Category: Politics & Economics
What comes after a trillion? Inflation…and lots of it. Just about one year ago, in the May 8, 2008 edition of the Rude Awakening, your editors asked, “What comes after a trillion?” Today we know the answer: two trillion…and then three…and then four.
Tags: Banking Crisis, Banking Sector, budget deficits, Global Banking, IMF, US inflation
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May 4th, 2009 |
By Rick Pendergraft |
Category: Politics & Economics
I heard comedian Drew Hastings on the radio the other morning. Actually, I should say I heard Drew’s alter ego Jack Freeman on the radio the other morning. Drew does a parody of success gurus with the character of Jack Freeman.
Tags: budget deficits, Consumer Price Index, Foreign Investments, inflation, Obama, Producer Price Index, Stimulus
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Jan 5th, 2009 |
By Adam Lass |
Category: Featured
We are in the early stages of a long and deep recession, says Adam Lass. But that doesn’t mean savvy investors can’t make a profit. Rising unemployment and underfunded local governments is a recipe for crime in urban areas. And that means big business for companies in the self-protection industry. Adam says TASER International (Nasdaq:TASR) stock could triple in the next 18-24 months.
Tags: Adam Lass, bear market, budget deficits, Cheap Stocks, Defensive Stocks, local government, self protection, TASR, US crime, US Jobless Rate, US recession, US stocks
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Nov 7th, 2008 |
By James Dale Davidson |
Category: Politics & Economics
Following an historic election, we take a moment to examine just what an Obama presidency will mean to the United States – what we have to look forward to, and how he will deal with our current financial crisis. And according Jim Davidson, some of the numbers just don’t add up.
Tags: Barack Obama, budget deficits, credit crisis, Global Credit Crunch, Global Downturn, government bailout, Jim Davidson, National Debt, Obama tax policy, President Obama, tax credit, US recession, US stocks
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