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Posts Tagged ‘ Devaluation ’

Why Gold Is The “Antidote” To Fiat Currency

Nov 4th, 2008 | By John Pugsley | Category: Gold Market

History tells us that gold is the “ultimate antidote to fiat money” says John Pugsley. He says gold’s dollar price relative to other goods is now higher than the long-term trend. But no one really knows how much the buck has been inflated in recent years. And as price inflation returns “with a vengeance”, the gold bull run should resume.



How to Sell the Dollar

Aug 5th, 2008 | By Addison Wiggin | Category: US Dollar & Forex Trading

In 2004, then Treasury Secretary John Snow was traipsing about the globe trying to “talk the dollar down.” Why? In a word: debt. At the time, our debt stood at $7 trillion, with interest payments in fiscal 2003 totaling $318 billion. But now the U.S. national debt stands above $9 trillion, with interest payments in fiscal 2007 adding $1.4 billion a day.



Pool of Wealth

Jun 4th, 2008 | By Adrian Ash | Category: Politics & Economics

“Ever wondered why your family budgets never seem to work out as planned?” asked Harry Browne in his 1970 bestseller How You Can Profit from the Coming Devaluation.



How to Sell the Dollar, Part I

May 1st, 2008 | By Addison Wiggin | Category: US Dollar & Forex Trading

In 2004, then Treasury Secretary John Snow was traipsing about the globe trying to “talk the dollar down.” Why? In a word: debt.



How You Turn $100,000 into $5 Million

Apr 19th, 2008 | By Porter Stansberry | Category: Stock Market Investing

Learning to truly enjoy bear markets – to lust for them – is not easy.



The Market Works Better Without Rescues

Apr 2nd, 2008 | By Paul Tustain | Category: Politics & Economics

Now that he’s wearing some sort of do-good government hat, even Hank Paulson is not thinking straight. Regulate in New York and finance goes to Toronto. Regulate in London, it goes to Frankfurt or Paris – and since Toronto, Frankfurt and Paris are run by the same nervous bureaucrat-types, we can reckon soon enough that the entire financial markets will be hosted out of Singapore and Shanghai.