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So the Euro heading back to 1.40 against the USD? After so much bad news... What are those who have been pounding on the parity call, and many smart men have, missing? My personal opinion is they will hover between 1.20 and 1.40 for some time to come but no real breakdown either way...

I believe the Quantum fund he and Rogers managed in the 70's and kickstarted their net worth managed the money of soms of the richest New Yorkers around at the time so I wouldnt really say they got rich trading indepently. Still amazing job they did ofcourse.

Best is to keep them in as long as possible and keep taking the punches so the rest of the vulnerable countries muddle through.

The Rotschilds own Reuters...:p :p

http://www.martinarmstrong-movie.com/ Looks good right...:D

Yeah, imagine being so unlucky putting all your money in gold those 2 weeks in 1980 where gold was above 600 USD an ounce... Man, I wouldnt want to be that guy man... Urgh, this is such a worn out argument. How bout if you bought Citi at 50 $, or Pet.com at 300$.... How are those...

Gold is up 5000 % since the early 70's.

I have given it a couple of weeks and have come to the decision that I will try and pursue a 25% cash 25% gold 25% stocks 25% bonds alocation for my mother and grandmother's savings combined. I believe this is a smart way to limit risk, with upside potential in place while drops in the one...

This is bad. Roubini is always wrong... What to do now...

Classic.

Quotes like that are always such bullshit. Like Roubini saying there is a 50% chance on a new recession. Thanks for that oracle.

I believe he has been screaming parity for some time now...

China and Russia wouldn't allow it.

Apparantly the Italian IRS has been cracking down on obvious tax evaders and new revenue has been skyrocketing?

Reading this article made me sick to my stomach... http://andrewsullivan.thedailybeast.com/2012/02/fight-or-fuck.html

You are right ofcourse, the Russia reference was aimed at their low birth rates. The aging population is more a Western European problem also probably, as is the low birth rate as well. If I am correct the US escapes both trends by immigration partially... And then there are those who say...

Yes, I certainly agree there is a lot going on there that is worth more investigation particulary as you mention it being uncorellated to many other parts of the world in a way. The we won't be alive anymore remark was just being ironic but also ment as an obvious warning to predictions 20-30...

29, why do you ask?

Japan's population of 128 million will shrink by one-third and seniors will account for 40 percent of people by 2060, placing a greater burden on a smaller working-age population to support the social security and tax systems. The grim estimate of how rapid aging will shrink Japan's...

Arent a lot of people screaming the commodity run has been a bubble ready to pop for 10 years... I think it is a very tricky sector to predict, despite having the strong belief myself the sector will stay strong for years to come. Any temporary setback in Chinese growth or economic...