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Obama’s Fairness Doctrine
0“The US is going to hell,” we told the group at the Watergate last night. “You mean the economy is really going to get worse, huh?” “No, I mean it’s going to hell.” We had been invited to watch the State of the Union address with a group of dinosaurs…a group approaching extinction with...
The Scary Warning from George Soros, The IMF, and The World Bank
0Over the past couple of weeks, George Soros, the IMF and the World Bank have all issued incredibly chilling warnings about the possibility of an impending economic collapse.
Gentlemen, Start Your Printing Presses!
0Such a shame. He had been doing so well ever since he put that bottle of “Old Q.E.” back on the shelf last June… and got sober. But a few weeks back, he tripped up on his 12-step program and started nipping at the bottle again. Slowly at first… then to excess.
WELCOME TO MY STOCK TRADING CAVE
0I am often asked by those who have not visited my trading cave how I organize all my stuff. I write, I read, I trade, I tweet, etc. in this space so I’ll give you a little tour with a few lessons thrown in along the way.
U.S. Manufacturing Already Has Record Profits and Is Doing Quite Well Without Any Government Help
0Obama at the SOTU: "If you’re an American manufacturer, you should get a bigger tax cut. If you’re a high-tech manufacturer, we should double the tax deduction you get for making products here.
MarketWatch Says Retirement is Endangered
0This has been a popular topic here and from 50,000 feet something is going to have to have, actually a whole lot of somethings will have to give. From 30,000 feet a solution is probably going to include some combination of the above three ideas.
Obama’s “All of the Below” Energy Strategy
0Obama unveils an “all-out, all of the above” energy strategy. But is it really “all of the below”? Just election talk? Is ginning up a bioeconomy shelved for a year, or just a week?
Canadian dollar proving less sensitive to risk
0As private investors join central banks in diversifying away from the U.S. dollar and euro, the Canadian dollar appears to be growing less sensitive to risk aversion.
