Daryl Montgomery

meetup in any category to put video content online and to have an associated blog (the Helicopter Economics Investing Guide). The New York Investing meetup has made dozens of highly accurate and timely predictions that have allowed it members to make money under any circumstance. The group was cited by Dutch Radio as being the only investing group it found that made profitable investment recommendations during the Credit Crisis. To find out more about the New York Investing meetup or to join for free, please go to: http://investing.meetup.com/21.

$33, gold at $740 (twice, with selling at $1000 in the middle) and silver most recently when it was at $10 (after recommending buying it at $13 and selling it over $20 previously). To find out more or to join the New York Investing meetup, please go to: http://investing.meetup.com/21.

provides lists of the most appropriate ETFs, stocks and dealers to choose from. Even though it is geared mostly to U.S. investments, possibilities from the UK, Canada, Australia and Germany are also given. Investments from other countries, leveraged investments, and those that involve shorting (with one major exception) are not mentioned, but can be found in Volume 2 and Volume 3 of “Inflation Investing”. Material on the history, economics and politics of inflation is only lightly touched on in “Inflation Smart”. Readers who want a more thorough discussion of these matters can find it in Volume 1 of “Inflation Investing”. “Inflation Smart” likes its predecessor covers the major four inflation investing categories — gold and silver, energy, agriculture and art, antiques and collectibles along with the minor three ones — industrial metals, strong currencies and shorting bonds. The key difference between these two groups is that the first one contains investments that are appropriate during the entire inflation cycle, while investments in the second one are only appropriate at certain points. While most commentators lump all inflation assets together for investing purposes, it is a major mistake to do so. Not knowing the difference can cost you. So can using some of the most popular inflation hedges, which it turns out don't provide as much protection from inflation as is generally believed. "Inflation Smart" tells you not just where you should invest, but where you should avoid investing as well. The best investment strategies for inflation are carefully laid out in “Inflation Smart” and are the result of extensive research. Approximately 2,000 sources were consulted for the landmark “Inflation Investing”. The same extensive research is the basis for "Inflation Smart". Unlike every other book on the topic of inflation, these works originated with an independent educational group of over 4000 investors in New York. This has created a unique combination of academic expertise and information that is practical and easy to implement.