Archive for: chinese

Silver Headed to $50 an Ounce in 2011

Silver Headed to $50 an Ounce in 2011

Gold will continue dominate the precious metal headlines in 2011. But it’s silver that will ultimately be the year’s top performing precious metal....

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A Self-Employed Carpenter’s Thoughts on the Future

The world is changing. Currently, as a nation, we have a large and well-trained section of our work force dedicated to residential construction. Unemployment within...

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The WSJ’s Most Controversial Article… Ever

The WSJ’s Most Controversial Article… Ever

On January 9th, The Wall Street Journal ran an article that would become the most viewed, commented-on editorial in the publication’s history. The article...

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How Not to Stop a Terrorist

As Glenn Greenwald predicted, terrorists have attacked the next most logical target. A suicide bomber has caused the death of nearly three dozen people in Moscow’s...

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Clean Power Concepts’ (CPOW.OB) “December to Remember”

Clean Power Concepts (CPOW.OB) Shares Continue Rise on Chinese Market Agreement For shareholders of Saskatchewan-based Clean Power Concepts, Inc., Originally posted...

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China Gold Demand Soars

China Gold Demand Soars

The Chinese saw the writing on the wall over a decade ago. They realized the ultimate fate of the U.S. dollar and the fiat currency system. So in 2003, the government...

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China Scrambles to Secure Molybdenum Resources

China Scrambles to Secure Molybdenum Resources

The race is on… World leaders are scrambling to gain control of global molybdenum assets on speculation that China will cut exports. China is the world’s...

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The Sierra Club’s Worst Nightmare

The Sierra Club’s Worst Nightmare

The greatest investor of the past forty years recently bought the remaining 77.4% of Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) for $44 billion in cash, stock and debt....

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Video–Marc Faber on Bloomberg

Marc Faber was on Bloomberg today to discuss his outlook for the Chinese economy. Faber thinks that real inflation in China is much higher than what is reported...

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The 2011 Supply Crunch is Coming

The 2011 Supply Crunch is Coming

Just when nave investors thought rare earth was down for the count, there’s word that global demand is likely to outstrip supply by next year, as China cuts...

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U.S. Credit Downgraded

I don’t see why this is even news. It’s painfully obvious that the American dollar is going to be worth nothing in a few years. And downgrades like...

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Profit from Currency Wars

Profit from Currency Wars

Right now, the world is going through a massive economic re-balancing. The old idea that China will sell us stuff— while lending us the money to buy it —...

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