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How To Profit From Brazil's Coming Infrastructure Boom [View article]
Gold Outlook Still Bullish And Ripening For Melt Up [View article]
Is China's Economy Heading For A Crash? [View article]
The World Has Too Many Traders [View article]
There are no investors left, only traders. That's a the big problem with the whole US financial system.
Why Things Are Looking 'UUP' For The Dollar [View article]
Long euro may be a better trade for the next couple months.
Are Gold ETFs Creating A Bubble? [View article]
If Investment U wants to see a bubble, they need look no further than the tech stocks they are always promoting.
The Best Buy Signal In 53 Years [View article]
Because, unlike in the past, the Treasury bond market is manipulated by the Federal Reserve. The result is "unnaturally" low yields which makes this indicator basically worthless. Try again, Mr. Green, to find another reason for your always 100% bullish stance.
Why Tech Might Be the Best Place to Put Your Money Now [View article]
Tech is in the biggest bubble since the dotcom bubble burst...they will be almost as radioactive to one's portfolio as financial stocks.
Why Loading Up on Precious Metals May Not Be Such a Good Idea [View article]
When Push Comes to Shove in the Coming Global War Over Physical Precious Metals Reserves [View article]
Bernanke on Money Printing: No Regard for the Principles of Sound Currency [View article]
Treasury Should Sell Gold Reserves to Pay Down Deficit [View article]
What sense does it make to sell the only real asset you have (maybe) with any real value?
And my guess is that the gold prices would not stay down for more than a few days as other smarter central banks and investors jump at the chance to load up on gold when some sucker is selling in desperation.
The Coming Chinese Black Swan [View article]
Will Peru Determine the Future of Copper Prices? [View article]
Sorry Mr. Bernanke: There Will Be a Double-Dip Recession [View article]