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Doug Casey, Agora Financial Investment Symposium Just as I was starting to get lulled into a false sense of blogging security, Doug Casey strolled to the stage to stir things up. I had not written much about the previous two presenters – my leisurely pace was about to change. His talk was not only engaging and […]
Just kidding! Not sure if I’ve ever heard Casey bullish on the broader economy in the years I’ve been following him. Which may give him the trophy, as Robert Prechter was at least bullish on the stock market in February ’09. Say what you will, but I do like Casey a lot. His Crisis Investing […]
The Fed recently announced that it would keep interest rates low through 2014 – which in Fed-speak basically amounts to “forever.” And how do they intend to keep rates low? Well there’s only one way to do it, and that’s by purchasing the long-end of the yield curve with digitally created Federal Reserve notes. Our […]
The following must-watch interview of Doug Casey was conducted on September 9, 2011 by Tommy Humphreys as part of his new Speculator Series. Humphreys does a great job of pushing Doug to defend his brand of no-holds-barred capitalism and the impact it would have on real people with real problems in today’s tough economy. Casey is […]
We’ve been highlighting uranium a lot all year long because, well, things look pretty bullish for the yellow metal! Last week we ran a piece from Agora’s Byron King, who really likes Cameco. You can read all of our recent uranium analysis here. Doug Casey: Glowing Prospects for Uranium On September 22, 2011, Karen Roche […]
Here’s a rare, extended interview with Doug Casey. For regular Casey followers, there’s not too much new – he still likes gold, though is a bit uncomfortable recommending it at current prices, as he prefers to buy assets when they are dirt cheap. His advice on diversifying yourself internationally is always important for me to […]
David Galland interviews Terry Coxon, The Casey Report Terry Coxon worked side by side with best-selling author Harry Browne for years and is a rare expert in the arcane study of monetary systems. His remarks at this juncture in time, a time that might end up labeled in the history books as “Money Runs Wild,” are […]
Whether you think we’ll see inflation or deflation in the short term, even the most ardent deflationists will admit that inflation is likely, eventually, once the bad credit outstanding has retired to money heaven. So when inflation does return – whether it’s next year, or longer, what are the best ways to shelter cold hard […]
Here’s a fantastic comparison of our current recession with the Great Depression by Doug Casey, who illustrates why broader trends and fundamentals were actually much brighter during the 1930’s and 40’s than they are today… (And if you like Doug’s piece, you should also check out my recent piece: Comparing the Current Recession/Depression with THE […]
The Outlook for Real Estate, Including the Ban on Foreclosures and its Effects David Galland interviews real estate professional Andy Miller, Miller Frishman Group In 1990, following the real estate debacle of the 1980s, Andy Miller co-founded SevoMiller, Inc. The company provided workout services for major financial institutions throughout the country and also began buying […]
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