Broad Oak Magazine

Jim Willie (a notable gold proponent ) submits an interesting essay on China's influence in the currency and commodity markets. Gold bug...

Karl Denninger "does the math" and reckons that as Americans retrench, the economy will contract far more yet - at least 20% in t...

Reportedly, George Soros doesn't see the bottom of the market yet. We judge by recent experience and think ourselves hard done by, yet l...

Jesse surveys measures of monetary growth in the USA. He concludes that inflation is likely to drag the dollar down and shares upwards (N.B...

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) ...

Dr Faber has become a gold bug again , but is expecting a correction in other commodities . In a climate of low interest rates and high infl...

Hedge fund and investment trust managers sit on a big pile of money and a small percentage creamed off still means a handsome living. But Da...

Cut-throat Jake spies danger Pearce Financial ( Financial Sense, yesterday ), like Marc Faber, believes that the East is dangerously overh...

Paul Nolte ( Financial Sense yesterday ) strikes a more judicious note. He points out that house price drops do not hit everybody equally, s...

A succinct article by Weamein Yee in Banks.com (Friday), on what to do in inflationary times: It’s almost like everyone is holding their bre...

I am impressed by the courtesy of important people. After reporting on his April 2007 presentation to World Bank people (see yesterday's...

A bubble shot through by a bullet - experiment described here Here's a counter-blast to gold-bugs and fans of other metals: In this lo...

Some voices and topics from Financial Sense , 25 August : inflation, deflation, gold, cash... Jim Puplava : ...I've had Bob Prechter on ...

An interesting report this week in the International Herald Tribune about the coming boom in agricultural commodities, powered by demand fr...

Dan Denning comments on the recent rush for cash and safe bonds in The Daily Reckoning Australia today. He also repeats Marc Faber's poi...

Prudent Bear's boss is cautious about natural resources - though still in the market for energy and precious metals ( see page 2 ) - Ins...

The bankers have shown their hand - they fear deflation more than inflation. Pumping-in cash and cutting rates will keep us going through th...

For those who want to hear from the bears on their bullish attitude to gold and natural resources, here's Monica Day in The Rude Awakeni...

Another quote, this time from Ludwig von Mises (via the Daily Reckoning Australia): "There is no means of avoiding the final collapse o...

This is NOT a recommendation, but you may be interested in the general trend of thinking it reveals: The Daily Reckoning features a sales sp...