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I am so sick of this cat... and can't imagine how he keeps being featured on msn. Typical modern economic analysts too blind by the inherent 'complexities' of the Keynesian model to have any foresight. Why must we insist on listening to people who do nothing more than ride the current trends? Was it really so diffic...more
Sorry Jubak... but there is no such thing as a return on gold. Gold' monetary value is always constant - only its nominal value (priced in fiat currencies) changes. China knows this. They are doing it so that although they are unwise to inflate the rnb with the dollar, at least their reserves will retain global purc...more
who cares? a rising dow is nothing but inflation. just look at gold approaching all time highs yet again.
http://throughthebro kenwindow.wordpress. com/2010/11/02/the-s tock-market-is-not-h ealthy/
D - Home prices are a function of rent... meaning current home values are still way too high. The gov't has and will continue to do everything they can to hold up home prices, so if you want to advise someone to purchase a home (as a safe place to put their money) while they are grossly overpriced, be my guest. There...more
D from Chi-town.... Home prices, minus this past bubble, have never done anything more than keep up with the CPI. Unless you plan on living in a home over 30 years (which no one really does) you are much better off renting at least until home prices at least come back down to realistic levels, as they are still way to...more
I also have a big problem with this guy... How can he type with a straight face that inflation expectations are around 2%? I am sure he thinks September was a great month for stocks too - with 7.7% growth. But what about other sectors? soybeans +9.5%, rice +10%, corn +12%, orange juice +13%, cotton +17.5%, and suga...more
10/14/2010
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