Owning some gold has long been a part of the Money Morning investing philosophy. After all, gold offers some insurance against the dollar-debasing policies of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Eleven state attorneys general are crying foul, calling U.S. President Barack Obama’s unilateral Obamacare changes unconstitutional since he is bypassing congressional approval.
Nothing could have been a more pungent metaphor for the current investment climate than the headline, “Macau gambling revenue hits record $45 bn in 2013.”
What if our commoditized, financialized definition of wealth reflects a staggering poverty of culture, spirit, wisdom, practicality and common sense?
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Flyer found in Hong Kong.
The following is an e-mail communication with Dr. L Brownstein of the University of Leeds in the UK. It is in reference to the post on student loans
There were 55 tax breaks that expired when the clock struck midnight on New Year’s Eve that will affect millions of American businesses and individuals.
Despite another oil train derailment and fire the following month in Alabama, the NTSB and the Administration continued to remain silent on the issue. But now that a witness caught on video multiple explosions and fireballs from a December 30th oil train disaster near Fargo, North Dakota, Congress is going to come under increasing public pressure to approve the Keystone XL Pipeline.
It’s a time to look back at the good, the bad, and the ugly and discuss the part I always find the most intriguing: where the “wired” money is going next.
What if there are tail risks present in the Fed’s Frankenstein Economy of the same sort that Greenspan et al. failed to identify in 2008?
