Britannia Radio

Weekly Roundup From The Financial Brain Trust Andrew Packer: Corporate America Hints at Stealth Stagflation Rising prices and rising unemployment are a sign of a broken monetary and political system. This is akin to the stagflation of the 1970’s, when low growth and robust inflation led many to wonder if economic growth was even possible again . . . get the full story, click here. Tom Hutchinson: 'Real' Solution is Kicked Down Road to 2012 Election The debt ceiling debate is merely the current field of play on which one side tries to advance the ball toward ever larger government and the other side tries to move it the other way. The real choice will be made in the 2012 election . . . get the full story, click here. -------------------------------------------------------------- Economist Warns: 50% Unemployment, 90% Stock Market Drop, 100% Inflation. See the Evidence. -------------------------------------------------------------- Bill Spetrino: 'Cut, Cap, and Balance' Just What Americans Want Cut, Cap, and Balance bill that has been derided by many as irresponsible is very popular with the American people, but don't expect the mainstream media to report that. But I will . . . get the full story,click here. David Frazier: Recent IPOs Worth Watching Investors should establish a watch list of stocks and then closely monitor those stocks, even during stock market downturns . . . get the full story, click here. Ashish Advani: India’s Central Bank Succeeds in Delicate Juggling Act There is a very interesting tug-of-war occurring between the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and Dalal Street (the equivalent of Wall Street in Mumbai). Unlike the U.S., the RBI hasn’t sold its soul to the vagrancies of the stock markets . . . get the full story, click here. David Skarica: Gold Has Plenty of Room to Run, Thanks to the US I don’t consider myself a perma-bear or “doom-and-gloomer” who’s always predicting the next great crash-and-burn, but on the other hand, the reality for the U.S. is pretty evident: A major long-term recovery just ain’t coming . . . get the full story, click here. Sean Hyman: Use Common Sense to Avoid Retail Forex Fraud The retail forex market is a legit market. It’s just not for 100 percent of investors. But it is a way for many people to diversify outside of the U.S. dollar and it does give them another alternative to the U.S. stock market . . . get the full story, click here.