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Below is a short commentary on mortgage rates I received from Jackarine Ludwig of Aggregated Awareness:
The Mystery Behind the Parabolic Yield Curve is a nice report by Gary Dorsch, an American chartist I follow. Rarely does Australia get a mention in...
“Reflexivity can be interpreted as a circularity, or two way feedback loop, between the participants’ views and the actual state of affairs. People base their decisions not on the actual situation that confronts them but on their perception or...
On Wednesday the Institute for Supply Management published its manufacturing report for June 2009. It’s overall index (PMI) bumped up for the sixth straight month and stood at 44.8%. The reading suggests, “the overall economy grew for the second...
Sometime in the next couple of months The Federal Government is going to give the state of California a lot of money. After lavishing more than a trillion dollars on Banks, Insurers and Auto Companies, there is a 0% probability that the government will...
The Federal Reserve has embarked on a perilous journey of quantitative easing. Â On 18 March 2009 I predicted the Federal Reserve Will Fail With Quantitative Easing.
In the June 2009 Special Issue from Sprott Asset Management the billionaire Eric...
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