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Is government a necessary evil, or is it completely unnecessary altogether? We’ve touched on this subject briefly before, when I shared my thoughts on The Market for Liberty, in which Linda & Morris Tannehill make the case not only for limited government, but for NO goverment at all! (Man I’d love to have been around […]

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Here’s an excerpt from the latest issue of Conversations with Casey – an absolutely must read that Doug Casey and his team publish every Wednesday. If you’re not yet a subscriber, I’d highly recommend it – it’s a free pub, so you can’t beat the price, and Doug definitely doesn’t pull any punches! *** (Conversations […]

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Doug Casey was a little bit early on his impending disaster call – like a decade or two – but he seems to be on the beat of this unfolding economic disaster right now. To Doug’s credit, Crisis Investing for the Rest of the 90’s is a fantastic read, even though the title is not […]

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What’s the cheapest commodity on the board right now? It’s probably a toss up between cattle and natural gas. Both are beyond beaten down; both are at near historic lows; both are just cheap. That doesn’t mean they can’t get cheaper. But if you’re looking to make some big bucks in commodities, it’s usually wise […]

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In this week’s installment of Conversations With Casey, Doug’s doing a little yardwork…moving down those pesky green shoots! The stock market may be up, but are economic conditions really improving? Also – who the heck is going to buy all the debt the US Treasury is issuing? Enjoy this week’s bearish rant, courtesy of the […]

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Ah, another classic from Doug Casey this week, as he rips into the Supreme Court…and that’s just for starters! His opinions are polarizing for sure – either you love him or hate him, and I personally can’t get enough of Doug’s stuff…I always laugh out loud at least a few times. Enjoy this week’s guest […]

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Seems like the government has never made a deficit projection it couldn’t miss.  Well believe it or not, things are about to get a lot uglier than any of us had expected.   Casey Research’s David Galland, one of the very best investment writers and thinkers in my opinion, writes that falling tax revenue is […]

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Yesterday, yields on 30-year US Treasuries skyrocketed on poor demand in the latest bond auction.  Yields jumped from 4.1% to 4.3%. Tough to imagine why demand would have been so lackluster – maybe it’s the fact that the US government will never be able to pay any of this debt back?  That is, without printing […]

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