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Hoisington Quarterly Review and Outlook – Fourth Quarter 2014 Deflation “No stock-market crash announced bad times. The depression rather made its presence felt with the serial crashes of dozens of commodity markets. To the affected producers and consumers, the declines were immediate and newsworthy, but they failed to seize the…
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…can learn more and subscribe to his letter at www.peterlbernstein.com). “Inflation is an environment where most prices are rising, and where the threat of building into a cumulative process is always present. In the cumulative process, you continue to raise your selling prices because you expect higher prices for everything…
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…go to www.dowtheoryletters.com and subscribe. I suggest you do. He would tell us that one of the areas that should be on your investment plate is gold and gold stocks. We are in agreement on that aspect of investing. Having spent the afternoon with Rick Rule, one of the best…
Catastrophic Success By Pat Cox, Editor Breakthrough Technology Alert When the second stimulus bill passed in February, 2009, I explained to my readers that the “crowding out effect” would guarantee its failure. I took no pleasure in predicting accurately that increased government borrowing would crowd out private investment in innovation,…
…While I do not subscribe to this view, the margin of profits in Asia, and especially China, is going to come up again in a few paragraphs. If Only Asia Would Let the Dollar Fall There is another school of thought that suggests the problem with global imbalances could be…