Monthly Archives: October 2012

Signs of progress

Two positive headlines stood out yesterday for those interested in trends that matter in supporting the consumer and therefore the real economy: 1. U.S. crude production has climbed to the highest level in more than 15 years just as fuel … Continue reading

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Q’E-finity and still bonds trouncing stocks

Inconvenient truths that the stock Perma-bulls will never acknowledge: wave after wave of Kamikaze efforts from global central bankers, and still bond returns have trounced stocks since 2009. No wonder they are growing increasingly depleted and desperate. Just imagine how … Continue reading

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Stimulus spending creates debt not jobs

The US Presidential debate tonight will doubtless spend much breath on Republican and Democrat plans and promises to “create jobs”. The truth (explained in this clip) will most likely be overlooked. “Professor Antony Davies provides evidence, via empirical data from … Continue reading

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