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Why Smart Investors Will Be Listening to the Weathermen Next Wednesday

Dear Reader, Here in London the heat has been glorious this week. In fact, we read that it is hotter than the Bahamas right now. Tragically though, we don’t have the benefit of a nearby beach to make the best of it. We have definitely got the weather on our mind ...
Read More | Date 03/07/2009
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In a Depression, an Economy Drops Dead

Themes: Feds stimulus, Unemployment, Depression London, England Friday, 3 July 2009 Big news yesterday: “Jobs report dashes hopes on recovery,” says the International Herald Tribune this morning. Oh? Yes, dear reader... once again, we’re right and they’re ...
Read More | Date 03/07/2009
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Stay Out of the Water

Themes: Depression, feds, Job loss predictions, Inflation This week began with shrieks of joy. First, a federal court came down on Bernie Madoff like a brick on a bald head. Madoff, convicted of lying to investors, drew a sentence that only a sea turtle ...
Read More | Date 03/07/2009
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How to Make Money When There’s a Run on the Pound

Themes: Currency markets, Sterling, Pound, Gold Dear Reader, You need to consider a position that profits when the value of the pound falls. Today, I’ve got an idea for a way you can do this – a position that could make you profits as sterling falls AND ...
Read More | Date 02/07/2009
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Penny Shares Company Review : Zyrtronic (ticker: ZYT)

Themes: Penny shares, company review The Penny Sleuth braved London’s sweltering heat yesterday to join a very well attended presentation by a small UK manufacturer that has just won a very exciting contract with none other than Coca-Cola. This was Zyrtronic ...

Bankruptcies, Depressions and Mark Stanford with his Argentine beauty

Themes: Bankruptcy, Depression, Mark Stanford Depressions take time. Bankruptcy rates don’t rise overnight. First, it takes businesses a while to realize their sales are falling. At first, they think it might be a fluke. Then, they talk to friends and read the ...
Read More | Date 02/07/2009
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When the Bailout Fails, the Feds Will Pass Another One

Themes: Bank bailouts, Feds, Bankruptcies Paris, France Thursday, 2 July 2009 Everything is working out just like we thought it would. The stock market is performing as expected. The economy is on track. Even the politicians are doing what they thought ...
Read More | Date 02/07/2009
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China and India will Lead the BRICS in Their Charge to Recovery

Themes: International economies, China, India , BRICS Let’s talk about the theory of ‘decoupling’. It suggests that emerging economies move independently of developed nations. And we’re now seeing it come into play. While business cycles in advanced economies ...
Read More | Date 02/07/2009
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There's still time to profit from the BoE's "asset bubble"

Dear Reader, This isn’t very contrarian advice. I’m recommending that you pile into a market that is already up 17% in the last three months. But for good reason. You see, there is an opportunity in corporate bonds that is not going away any time soon. Despite its ...
Read More | Date 01/07/2009
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The ghosts of 1930

Themes: 1930s Depression, finance experts Last night, we went to an awards ceremony for the magazine publishing industry in Britain. Our title, MoneyWeek, had been nominated as “best weekly business magazine.” It was a sparkling affair... with hundreds of ...
Read More | Date 01/07/2009
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INVESTMENT SERVICES

Oil Industry Report : The Oil Boom - Act II, Shares That Can Profit
Theme: Oil industry report. 80% of all freshly drilled oil wells turn out to contain absolutely no oil whatsoever New method of locating oil discovered by former ...
Warning: Financial D-Day Imminent
In June 1944 Britain and her allies shored-up on the beaches of Normandy to rid the world of an evil tyranny. Today, it’s OUR shores about to be ...
Should Britain Join The Euro? No, No, No!
"Britain is closer than ever before to joining the euro"– Jose Manuel Barroso, 1 December, 2008We sincerely hope not.On 17 November, we raised our concerns that a ...
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