texas cowboy

Evidence That Big Inflation Is Coming

So when do you think interest rates will spike?

On Jan 25 09:49 AM EUARTE wrote:

> I am just a retired guy and a humble reader of economic and financial
> articles. I have a degree in economics but it is about 50 years old.
> Old or not one things remains as god like dogma. Eco 101.....supply
> and demand. You can play all the games you want but you can not stop
> the law of supply and demand.
>
> I am a true believer in inflation now (under reported) and much inflation
> ahead. My problem with the writer, and I may be wrong, is his incentive
> to push inflation in order to sell silver and gold. In this case,
> I believe, he is right even if for the wrong motives.

Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News

In the midst of the global financial crisis, it has been revealed that Canada has the most secure banking system in the world.

A report conducted by the World Economic Forum (WEF) has placed Canada at the top of the pile, just above the likes of Sweden, Luxembourg and Australia.

The statistics have been compiled based on information provided by 12,000 corporate executives throughout the world. A system of rating the banking systems of individual countries was conducted by participants answering a number of questions and rating the banks on a scale of one to seven, one being in need of government support seven being entirely healthy.

Canada’s baking system, lead by Royal bank, CIBC, Scotiabank, TD Bank, Bank of Montreal and National Bank, received the highest rank in the world, scoring 6.8 on the rating scale.

The top 10 safest countries for banking are currently as follows:

Canada (6.8)
Sweden (6.7)
Luxembourg (6.7)
Australia (6.7)
Denmark (6.7)
Netherlands (6.7)
Belgium (6.6)
New Zealand (6.6)
Ireland (6.6)
Malta (6.6)

Five Sophisticated Gold and Silver Investment Strategies for 2009

A report conducted by the World Economic Forum (WEF) has placed Canada at the top of the pile, just above the likes of Sweden, Luxembourg and Australia.

The statistics have been compiled based on information provided by 12,000 corporate executives throughout the world. A system of rating the banking systems of individual countries was conducted by participants answering a number of questions and rating the banks on a scale of one to seven, one being in need of government support seven being entirely healthy.

Canada’s baking system, lead by Royal bank, CIBC, Scotiabank, TD Bank, Bank of Montreal and National Bank, received the highest rank in the world, scoring 6.8 on the rating scale.

The top 10 safest countries for banking are currently as follows:

Canada (6.8)
Sweden (6.7)
Luxembourg (6.7)
Australia (6.7)
Denmark (6.7)
Netherlands (6.7)
Belgium (6.6)
New Zealand (6.6)
Ireland (6.6)
Malta (6.6)