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Say you had to go to jail tomorrow and you had to decide on where to park your money while doing time and you couldn't touch it in the meantime. Which sector would you see as offering the highest chance of capital gain during the next 2 to 4 years? (I pick this timeframe because further out...

Anthony Hopkins could play Jim. "They are making it worse." "Bernanke is a clown." "Buy Sugar." Man, I would go and watch that movie 10 times if it came out.

I'd rather see a movie on the life of Jim Rogers.:) First he makes billions with evil cats as George Soros Then he travels around the world like indiana Jones Then he humps a 18 year old Asian chick and makes babies... All the stuff you need for a good movie.

I am subscribed to Marc Faber's GloomBoomDoom repport. Faber has been amazing with his calls these last 12 months whether you follow him in his Austrian view on economics or not so I believe his newsletter offers great value. It can be found for free on the web but I subscribed to it...

You mean gold is going up 2500%?:D

Remember the per capita oil usage rate in Asia is perhaps 1/100 of that in the US or something in that area and there are 3 billion Asians? Not saying this is driving the price of oil higher today but it could certainly be a factor in future oil price rises I would say.

Having said that do you share some of the criticism on US policy makers and the FED as far as their mismanagement of the $ goes when compared to foreign currencies and commodities these last decades or are you more of the opinion the debasement of the $ is perhaps a regretfull yet necessary...

If it hits 500$ I can retire.

You clearly have a point there. Although I would like to ask you ,when you compare the purchasing power of say an 1980 $ to the $ of today where you would rank the latter say on a scale from 1 to 10 with 1 being solid as gold (:D ) and 10 close to the castastrophic currency status Mises talks...

Well, I believe the starting and most important point from which Austrian economics origins is basically the view that: There is no means of avoiding a final collapse of a boom brought about by credit expansion. The alternative is only whether the crisis should come sooner as the result of...

Marc Faber: "Professor Krugman, whose recent criticism of the Austrian School of Economics shows that he really has no clue about economics – an impression I had already following a discussion with him in the late 1990s when he claimed the NASDAQ would never decline4 (Paul Krugman...

By Physics Today on June 3, 2009 12:12 PM Europe should scrap its support for wind energy as soon as possible to focus on far more efficient emerging forms of clean power generation including solar thermal energy, says Jack Steinberger, CERN's director general and a former Nobel Prize...

How was it to play the stockmarket when East Kazachstans unemployment numbers of the month werent available one mouse click away? Main stream media has been in the pocket of higher interests for ages now so I take it that wasnt the most reliable source either? Perhaps some of you oldtimers...

And we are back to the races.:)

Thank god for the 8000 tons of gold in Fort Knox.

Inflation HOLOCAUST is coming Jim said a few months ago.

Whe should discuss on what the Schiffmeister is going to say. 1: The dollar is going to collapse.

Latvian government failed to sell any of its government debt securities on Wednesday. http://www.forbes.com/2009/06/03/latvia-sweden-economy-markets-economy-scandinavia.html

Haven't you seen him flashing around those golden coins out of his pocket? I'd bet he has more of them at home.

Already posted here but I will post it again.:) 09/02/04 Therefore, it is clear that China travels today the road to Depression. How severe this depression will be, will critically depend on two developments. First, how much longer the Chinese government will pursue the inflationary...