GAO: Serious Cuts, Tax Increases Possible Due to Health Care, Pension Costsby The Daily Reckoning.Posted May 13, 2013.
A New Spin on the Old Oil Warby Matt Insley.Posted 2 Days Ago.When you've got a room full of 200 oil insiders scratching their heads at current high prices, something's gotta give.
H.L. Mencken and Thinking Independentlyby Bill Bonner.Posted 2 Days Ago.Why the Sage of Baltimore’s commentary persists through America’s changing times.
It’s Not The End Of OPEC…But Might As Well Beby Matt Insley.Posted 3 Days Ago.After attending Platt’s oil conference in London I want to relay two important themes you need to know.
U.S. Shale Gale vs. the Debt Leviathanby Peter Coyne.Posted 3 Days Ago.The petropoly has bills to pay and setting the price of oil was a simple way to balance their budgets.
A Grotesque Economic Experimentby Bill Bonner.Posted 3 Days Ago.Investors don’t seem to care that what's propping up their investments is what will ultimately destroy them: government monetary policy.
Don’t Believe the Gloom-and-Doom Hypeby Patrick Cox.Posted 3 Days Ago.Once we have surpassed our national pain threshold, smart investors will profit from a historical recovery.
This “Left For Dead” Industry Is Roaring Backby Byron King.Posted 4 Days Ago.The Best Way To Make Money In U.S. Energy
Investing in the spirit of Sextus Empiricusby Addison Wiggin.Posted 4 Days Ago.On a macro basis, Brazil seems like a good bet. Growth in Brazil at twice the U.S. rate right now.
What High-Tech Cannot Function Withoutby Byron King.Posted 5 Days Ago.The Space That Too Many Investors Take For Granted
Corporate Disappointmentby Dan Amoss.Posted May 13, 2013.Lower stock prices are likely; it makes no sense for investors to pay higher prices for a shrinking earnings stream.