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Circling the Drain
Drain, drain, drain... "Master!", cried the punters, "we urgently need rain! We can no longer bear this unprecedented pain!" "I'm sorry my dear children, you beg for rain in vain. It is I who is in charge now and mine's the put-less reign. The bubble dragon shall be slain, by me, the bubble bane. That rustling sound? That's me... as I drain and drain and drain." [ed note: cue evil laughter with lots of giant cave reverb] - a public...
Washington’s Latest Match Made In Hell
Almost Predictable One of the more enticing things about financial markets is not that they’re predictable. Or that they’re not predictable. It’s that they’re almost predictable... or at least they seem they should be. For a long time people believed – and from what we read and hear, many still do – that economic cycles move in easily predictable, regular time periods. All you had to do was create a chart of the up and down waves of your favorite cycle model...
The Real or Imagined Third Fed Mandate - Precious Metals Supply and Demand
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The Downside of Mindless Investing
Unexpected Inflection Points High inflection points in life, like high inflection points in the stock market, are both humbling and instructive. One moment you think you’ve got the world by the tail. The next moment the rug’s yanked right out from under you. The yanked rug... [PT] Where the stock market is concerned, several critical factors are revealed following a high inflection point. These factors are not always obvious at first. But they become...
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