| 06/06/2007 - The Subprime Mortgage "Crisis" Will Fix Itself |
| by Steve Berger "Legislators presiding over the subprime crisis hearings should look in the mirror and pose a few hard questions before assigning all blame to 'predatory' lenders and mortgage brokers." |
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| 06/04/2007 - Are We Living in Bizarro World? |
| by Paul Airasian "If you went to Wall Street and left a gold coin on one side of the sidewalk and a regular coin on the other side, I'm sure you’d find that even gold-averse stock brokers would decide to pick up the gold coin first." |
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| 06/01/2007 - How the Government Creates Jobs |
| by Richard Benson "Our government 'prints up jobs out of thin air' the same way the Federal Reserve prints up money. To manufacture jobs, The Bureau of Labor Statistics uses their very own Net Birth/Death computer model." |
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Tuesday, May 29th, 2007
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| 01/07/2009 - The U.S. Dollar: A Federal Reserve Thingy |
| "And this, together with the economic disaster that is already out there, only proves the utter, utter failure of the Federal Reserve to ‘preserve the value of the dollar’, which is their freaking mission in life. Morons!" |
05/31/2007 - The Ron Paul Fan Club
There are plenty of Ron Paul videos floating around out there now, but this is as good an introduction to the man as you'll find. It's an interview with Fox News Channel's Neil Cavuto, hours before Paul's news-making encounter at the last GOP debate with Rudy Giuliani.
| 12/28/2007 - That's Zen-tertainment |
| Don’t worry, Jim’s rip-roaring final installment of his Carbo-geddon series on America’s climate change policy is coming shortly. But first, he offers up his thoughts on one of the nation’s best-reviewed movies, Charlie Wilson’s War. |
Swimming Naked
But the world is not configured to make EVERYONE into a millionaire. Instead, it reserves that status for a few lucky – usually cautious – individuals. Therefore, when “everyone” is making money, “everyone” is usually about to start losing money.
| 01/07/2009 - A Trading Pattern for Gold |
| "$900 is a far cry from those that believe that gold will get to $2500. But, I like small steps in assets; that way it allows investors to still jump in without the asset getting away from them and then they chase the price higher and higher." |
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