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Do you really think the recession is over?
Dear Reader, I urge you to take a look at this shocking prediction RIGHT NOW. My colleagues at The Fleet Street Letter are calling it The Greatest Financial Deception of 2010 – a ...
Read more » | Date 17-02-2010
What to Buy When Inflation Comes Roaring Back
The markets have been undecided about whether we are going to encounter a deflationary spiral or an inflationary bubble. We’ve been clear on our view of inflation. We expect ...
Read more » | Date 21-10-2009
Why Buying Call Options is Nothing to be Afraid of
There is a myth that all derivatives are complicated and therefore best avoided. In reality, options are fairly simple to understand. And if you use them conservatively and wisely ...
Read more » | Date 26-08-2009
UK property: Is Now the Time to Buy?
Recent newsflow from the UK housing market has become much less negative in the last few months, leading some commentators to speculate that the market has already reached the ...
Read more » | Date 22-07-2009
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 invaded. We won’t ...
Read more » | Date 13-02-2009
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 fresh wave of ...
Read more » | Date 30-01-2009
An Urgent Warning As The Pound Tanks Against Euro
Dear Reader, “We believe the pound is going to fall HARD this year”. That was the warning my colleagues at The Fleet Street Letter issued in November 2007. Back then not many people ...
Read more » | Date 12-11-2008
Further Sterling Crashes On The Cards
The UK is caught in an economic death spiral. Fear of recession causes asset sales causes more fear of recession causes more asset sales and so on ad infinitum. The downturn has done ...
Read more » | Date 27-10-2008
Why It's Too Soon To Pick Stocks
A Fleet Street Letter reader writes: "The market has fallen to depressed levels, and many commentators are saying it is time to come back into the market. What will tell you that the ...
Read more » | Date 20-10-2008
What You Need To Know About ETFs
Several exchange traded funds were suspended last week. 113, to be precise. These funds were backed by AIG, the struggling insurer. In a defensive move, the issuer, ETF Securities, ...
Read more » | Date 24-09-2008
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