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What Not to Do When Investing in Miners

What Not to Do When Investing in Miners

Extra! By Eric Angeli
PostedOctober 31, 2013

Eric Angeli of Sprott Resource Investing has some pointers on investing in gold miners.

The Forecasting Imperative

The Forecasting Imperative

By Old Alan Greenspan
PostedOctober 31, 2013

In a rare appearance, in The Daily Reckoning, Old Alan Greenspan stops by to explain why he wasn’t able to predict the 2008 crisis… and confirms a theory what we’ve always suspected – that neither he, nor any of his contemporaries, has the slightest idea of what they’re talking about. Read on…

The Software Revolution That Will Kill the Oil Industry

The Software Revolution That Will Kill the Oil Industry

By Josh Grasmick
PostedOctober 31, 2013

The quest for cheap, renewable energy has led researchers to some interesting conclusions. But perhaps none quite so interesting, if not downright shocking, than the one Josh Grasmick describes. Get ready for a revolutionary new energy source that could put Big Oil out of business. Read on…

America's Full Faith and Credit Card

America's Full Faith and Credit Card

By Richard Fulmer
PostedOctober 31, 2013

The U.S. is in debt up to its eyeballs, and with the Fed continually printing money, the debt just keeps piling up. Of course, there is a solution, but as Richard Fulmer explains that solution might be too painful for the general public to acknowledge… and too sensible for those in power to implement. Read on…

When Gas Goes Back to 60 Cents a Gallon

When Gas Goes Back to 60 Cents a Gallon

By Matt Insley
PostedOctober 31, 2013

Discussions of the current US energy boom tend to focus on the shale boom and the glut of oil the country now enjoys. But as Matt Insley explains, there’s another part of the American energy story that almost no one’s discussing right now, andi it could be even more lucrative as it picks up speed. Read on…

The Assault on Integrity

The Assault on Integrity

By Young Al Greenspan
PostedOctober 30, 2013

Young Alan Greenspan had a very different view of economics than his older, balder counterpart – specifically as regards government regulation in the markets. Reading his early writings is both educational and eye-opening. In fact, reading “young Al” you’d never guess what he’d turn into later in life. Find out what was so different about the “two Greenspans”, right here.

Rick Rule: "Gold Has Moved Into Strong Hands"

Rick Rule: "Gold Has Moved Into Strong Hands"

Extra! By Jason Farrell
PostedOctober 30, 2013

Rick Rule, Chairman of Sprott U.S. Holdings, expressed confidence in the continued value of gold during his appearance on RT. Where is it headed next?

Why Obamacare's Failure Has Been Fast and Furious

Why Obamacare's Failure Has Been Fast and Furious

By Jeffrey Tucker
PostedOctober 30, 2013

Whether you’re in favor of Obamacare or not, one thing is certain: the launch has been a colossal failure. So much so that it may have done irreparable damage to the president’s legacy. And as Jeffrey Tucker points out, this is probably a good thing for the future of the U.S. health care system. Read on…

Stock Markets in October Always a Wild Ride

Stock Markets in October Always a Wild Ride

By Greg Guenthner
PostedOctober 30, 2013

There’s been a return to safety in the markets recently, with the Dow rallying and the big dividend paying stocks getting most of the love. But where will stocks go from here… and how far could this rally go? Greg Guenthner gives his assessment of how the wild month of October will end…

Burning Off the Cheapest Energy in the World

Burning Off the Cheapest Energy in the World

By Matt Insley
PostedOctober 30, 2013

T. Boon Pickens recently said that the U.S. has the “cheapest energy in the world.” And he’s right. Natural gas, for example, is so cheap that oil producers are literally burning up the byproduct. But how long will it be before gas prices come inline with demand, and production finally shoots up? Matt Insley takes a look…