Broad Oak Magazine

"Red sky at morning, sailors take warning" Pic source: Wikipedia I've just read Michael Crichton's " Rising Su...

A couple of days ago I said that US debt default would splat the US far worse than its trading partners; of course, I missed the point. The ...

Jesse: ... the governance of Britain which as we have said is semi-feudal, ruled by a few corporations and the wealthy elite in partnership ...

Jesse passes on a report from China Daily about China's decision to diversify out of dollar-denominated assets, and he notes that Japan...

Doctor Strange and the all-seeing Eye of Agamotto Mish relays an interview with Marc Faber, who is a bull on the US dollar (not US stocks) ...

It lifts your heart a little to read someone who still believes in his country and is unafraid to express moral indignation. Here Karl Denn...

Krassimir Petrov looks at the Japanese experience of deflation - 17 years and counting. A monetarist view would require the following steps ...

Michael Panzner hands on a piece from Naked Capitalism : expert, inside opinion is that the banks are so gorged with bad debt that America w...

To put it another way, how much more does a Chinese have to earn, to live well and still undercut America? In the sheet below, I compare six...

The BBC Ten o' Clock News last night featured an article about China's purchase of a share in Barclays Bank. I have posted a video o...

Well, I've got some sort of response from Iain Dale's commentators , starting with an ad hominem accusation of being emotionally nee...

An interesting audio file of Gary Dorsch (Global Money Trends, Sir Chartsalot) being interviewed by Jim Puplava (Financial Sense) on 16 Ju...

Peter Schiff, in The Market Oracle yesterday, reports that Japanese monetary inflation is about to show up in their consumer prices. They m...

While we're doing the visuals, let's have a look at Marc Faber. I find you can learn so much about people from their face, voice and...

This exchange of letters in the Market Oracle has very significant implications. It's a discussion of the huge international "carr...