Think-About-It

How Will the U.S. Recover from the Debt Crisis?

Nice opening chart!

Don't forget that when Japan's real estate and stock market bubble burst they had two things going for them that we (the U.S.) currently lack. 1) They were the worlds largest creditor nation whereas we are the worlds largest debtor nation. 2) During the years following the POP global GDP was expanding at a healthy clip so they were able to sell many goods to their major trading partners whereas that is not a given for the U.S. over the next 5+ years. These two factors helped them "manage" their unemployment rate and dissipate social unrest.

Commodity based assets are not the only hedge against the debasement of our currency. Foreign currencies, foreign stocks, precious metals and shorting bonds can also work.

The Professor Of Commodities: Interview with James Doran (Part II)

the professor is good at saying nothing.

The Next Commodities Boom: Around the Corner?

Does anyone have a favorite/strong currency other than the Renminbi to short the Dollar against? I think the Dollar will fall a lot more over the next 5 years but not sure which currency to pair it against.

Disclosure: long CYB

The Bear Reaches Out for Commodities

Silveraxis,

Cool thinking. "Centuries," didn't you know that the Seeking Alpha thinking horizon is "days"?

Why can't China's standard of living equal or pass ours (U.S.)? Hope your answer is not that 'their population is to large' because that is not a prohibitor.

The Global Food Crisis: From Panic to Organic

riverpirate, you nailed it.

Too may dreamers out there with half-baked ideas.

Weekly Market Outlook: July 7th - July 11th

Thanks for mostly information not opinion

Time to Pick Cotton?

Is anyone aware of an ETF or ETN in Cotton?
Cotton makes up about 11.6% of RJA.