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Powerful Strengths, Pathetic Weaknesses, and What Donald Coxe Recommends

People forget that the Great Depression was deflationary, not inflationary. If you look at all of the depressions prior to the Great Depression they all follow a deflationary pattern.

The scary thing right now is that with all of this deleveraging and the housing crash we are destroying money at a ferocious rate. This is part of what the dollar is going up. What the Fed is doing is not nearly enough to counter this trend.

We are on a knife edge right now. Step the one direction too far and it is hyperinflation. The other way and it a deflationary depression. The only plan that is safe is to diversify.

Natural Gas Prices Set To Surge - Canaccord

Sooner or later the fundamentals (lots of new gas reserves coming online) will cause a break with historical results.