Friday, 10 September 2010

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Recovery Fades in UK; UK Trade Deficit Hits Record
Michael Shedlock
9 Sep 2010
The recovery in the UK has faded, with manufacturing, housing, and services all weakening in August. In response the BOE Mulls ‘Second Wave’ of Stimulus.

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Precious Metals Equity Index Form a Triple Top, What’s Next?
Chris Vermeulen
9 Sep 2010
In short, I feel precious metals are on the verge of a sharp correction which may only last a few days, but the drop will be substantial. I still think we could see a few more up days or sideways session before this happens as the June high for gold..

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Agri-Food Thoughts September 3rd by Ned W Schmidt C...
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One road to wealth is to only own those assets for which the price is rising. That seems to be a...

Economy

Retailers - Reality Check by James Quinn 9 Sep 2010
There are three major errors that have been committed by every retailer in America. They failed to...

Energy

Oil’s Out - Find Out What’s In by Marin Katusa 1 Sep 2010
The International Energy Association (IEA) has spoken. What the world needs now is a clean energy...

Global/Int'l

What's Past Is Prologue by JR Nyquist 3 Sep 2010
Once upon a time there was a nation, free and proud. It was armed and ready for war. Its warriors...

Markets

Markets Playing Whack-A-Mole by Paul Nolte 7 Sep 2010
Seasonally the weakest part of the year, especially during mid-term elections, put on show after a...

Metals

Chart of the Week - Season for Metals by Frank Holmes 2 Sep 2010
Yesterday kicked off what has historically been the strongest period (September through December)...

Storm Watch

Peak Denial About Peak Oil by James Quinn 3 Sep 2010
The myopic view of the world by politicians, the mainstream media and the American public in...
China's Secret Plot to Dump the Dollar


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