Monthly Archives: November 2013

When the European Central Bank slashed its overnight rate last week it admitted the truth about its record monetary interventions over the past 3 years: they have not succeeded in their stated goal of creating inflation. Weak global demand, record … Continue reading →

Deflation, not inflation, is what should concern commodities investors now, says natural resources investor Marc Faber. A look at which commodities are in bubbles, as well as what alternatives investors have. Here is a direct video link.

Yesterday I had the pleasure of attending a ceremony for yet another friend who was being sworn in as a judge. The proceedings were held at the same courthouse that I used to frequent as a young lawyer now more … Continue reading →