sheridan

'Helicopter Money' Could Bring Inflation to the World

And we should listen to you over Soros, Rogers and Faber?


On Apr 08 05:33 AM Cetin Hakimoglu wrote:

> Sorry, but economic indicators point to a greater risk of deflation
> than inflation. Interest rates are at zero giving the fed plenty
> of room to raise rates as the economy picks up. Hyperinflation isn;t
> a concern whatsoever.

Where Are Jim Rogers, Marc Faber and Doug Casey Investing Their Money in This Market?

ROLEX- Faber is running $300 million out of Hong Kong and Rogers has mad money- his townhome alone went for $16 million- what's your house worth?

Decoding What Gold Is Telling Us

GMiki comment about thieving Wall Street is exactly what is setting this Country down the wrong path to socialism.
Wall Street is a reflection of a free market system and we wouldn't be in this situation if the US Government did not interfere with the free market system.
Bailing out Chrysler, Bailing out LTCM, Implicit guarantees on Fannie and Freddie, community lending act- this is what has caused things to break down not Wall Street.
I cheer every time I hear a story of rags to riches or riches to more riches -that is what all of us aspire to and the dream is being taken away.
My little kids each now owe $485,000 in US debt and I don't think they should. I may not stick around- Jim Rogers move to Singapore was incredibly timely.

The End of Gold, Part Two

Does it bother anyone that everybody on this site is short treasuries and long gold? When was the last time everybody was right?

Portfolio Advice for 2009: Stick to Gold, Stay Away from Stocks

Why should we listen to these knuckleheads over Warren Buffet?
He's buying.

The American Crisis and the Case for an Inflationary Depression

Foreign governments have not reduced tehir purchase of US Debt -yet in fact China is increasing purchases in a desperate attempt to support their own economy- that is what Paulson was doing over there earlier this week.
Also, why does everyone use the word deflation and not dis-inflation?
hard assets were over-inflated and must revert to their true value.
If your house went up 100% in 5 years, it should go down to reflect a 30%ish appreciation level over that same time period. I would not call that deflation.

The U.S. Debt Quandary

Foreign economies like China are buying our debt in order to keep their economies from slowing down because we're their driver. It's a self destructive loop-just a m,atter of time before it ends.
US has a very difficult future ahead but we still have all the food, all the water and are more free than most other countries so should work out long term.