Broad Oak Magazine

As concern grows for the future of the dollar, we should reinterpret stock movements to take account of currency exchange fluctuations. The...

I've just been asked by a client whether he should switch from cash to equities. Here's my view, and it may explain why I haven'...

Jim Mellon and Al Chalabi, authors of "Wake up!" , have emailed their latest interesting and useful newsletter . It concludes: Our...

Belatedly, I refer you to Karl Denninger's end-year review and forecast . He sees continuing deflation, and makes a number of other plau...

Lord Myners has been criticised for telling the truth too early, i.e. 3 months after the general public could have done anything to save the...

Mervyn King at the Bank of England refers to " unconventional unconventional measures ". One seems to be to stop publishing what ...

Jim Rogers says exit the pound and sterling-denominated assets. (htp: Wat Tyler)

It's hard to measure what's going on, because currencies have turned out to be rulers made out of very stretchy elastic - especially...

Thus Denninger: Bernanke clearly thinks ... that he can "restart borrowing." ... This is causing the dollar to get slammed - at le...

Mish notes that because it's a global crash, everyone is printing money and the relative value of the dollar has not plummeted as many ...

If it's the USA (aka The Great Santa) that's in dire trouble, how come the pound sterling has dropped 5 cents against the dollar, ...

Mish thinks so, now we've decided to borrow our way out of a recession. Also interesting to hear the discussion on Radio 4's Any ...

The Mogambo Guru (too long absent from these pages) points out that a major factor in the increase in the price of oil, is simply the declin...

Adrian Ash points out that against gold, the British pound is now less than 1% of its value in 1931.

Interest on official debt in the USA runs at $430 billion for 2007, and rising steeply, according to the Treasury's own figures (htp Mi...

It is now 100 days since July 6, our starting point for measuring the Dow's fall. Against gold, the decline is substantial. What about ...

Jordan Roy-Byrne's article featured in Financial Sense last week examines various types of inflation and gives graphs, facts and his th...

An article in the Telegraph (referred to by today's Daily Reckoning) says that the pound sterling could drop about 14% against the dolla...