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Is an Economic Deluge Nigh?

Posted on May 8, 2012 by MN Gordon

Is an Economic Deluge Nigh? By David Galland, Casey Research If history has taught one certain lesson, it is that the less fettered an economy, the better humankind is able to do what it does best: run from trouble and … Continue reading →

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Japan Will Take the World’s Breath Away, Part II

Posted on March 30, 2012 by MN Gordon

The National Bureau of Economic Research marks June 2009 as the end of the Great Recession.  That means the United States economy has been in recovery for nearly three years.  Semantically this is accurate…all the stimulus and monetary easing has … Continue reading →

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Japan Will Take the World’s Breath Away

Posted on March 27, 2012 by MN Gordon

Last Sunday, in Long Beach, California, the impossible happened…it rained for the second consecutive weekend.  Just ask anyone who lives here.  That never happens. We’re not complaining.  Without the wet weather we would have never discovered the hole in the … Continue reading →

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Is Gold Backwardation Now Permanent?

Posted on March 6, 2012 by MN Gordon

Is Gold Backwardation Now Permanent? By Keith Weiner, Casey Research Worldwide, an incredible tower of debt has been under construction since President Nixon’s 1971 default on the gold obligations of the US government.  His decree severed the redeemability of the … Continue reading →

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