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Summary: The McAlvany Weekly Commentary provides investors with valuable monetary, economic, geo-political and financial information that cannot be found on Wall Street. With economic expert and host David McAlvany, you will be given a solid strategy of wealth preservation for your financial and retirement assets while living in an unstable economy.
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About this week’s show: -Stock markets worldwide may be topping -Gold has already made a new high in the Euro currency -Gold and silver ratio secrets About the guest: Ian McAvity, CMT, has been writing his DeliberationsTM on World Markets newsletter for a global readership since 1972. He draws on 48 years of experience in the world of finance–as a banker and broker since 1961 and as an independent advisor and entrepreneur since 1975. Click here to learn more
About This Week’s Show: - Harnessing Time - Extracting your original investment - Anticipating change
About This Week’s Show: - QE is a fancy word for money printing - Even in inflation not all commodities rise - Economist Taylor gives dire warning in Wall Street Journal
About This Week’s Show: -Leadership void: G20 is actually G-Zero -Developing countries still dependent on industrial world -High food prices are crushing the poor About the Guest: José Antonio Ocampo is director of the Economic and Political Development Concentration at and a fellow of the Committee on Global Thought at Columbia University. In 2008-2010, he also served as co-director of the UNDP/OAS Project on “Agenda for a Citizens’ Democracy in Latin America”, and in 2009 a Member of the Commission of Experts of the UN General Assembly on Reforms of the International Monetary and Financial System.
About This Week’s Show: -Artificially low interest rates can’t last forever -Hopes for QE3 force hopes for bad news?! -Gold breaks out of pennant to upside
About this week’s show: - QE or not QE? That is the question - Gold will give the answer to that early - Game Over, but they just keep playing
A Look at This Week’s Show: - Bubbles in earnings and treasuries - Governments by nature are devious - Gold as insurance against political stupidity About the Guest: Dr. Faber publishes a widely read monthly investment newsletter “The Gloom Boom & Doom Report” report which highlights unusual investment opportunities, and is the author of several books including “ TOMORROW’S GOLD – Asia’s Age of Discovery” which was first published in 2002 and highlights future investment opportunities around the world.” Click here for more information
About this Week’s Show: -Benjamin Netanyahu’s critical decision -Benjamin Bernanke, Mr. September? -Benjamins in your pocket up in smoke
A Look at This Week’s Show: -Observations from Hong Kong -Steven Roach’s take on China (A review)
About This Week’s Show: -Outflow of illicit Chinese funds skyrocketing -Inflow of funds go into Singapore and Hong Kong -Templeton’s Dr. Mobius calls for gold backed cash
A Look At This Week’s Show: -China is buying and betting on higher oil -Food inflation fears feed political change -Gold’s long term up trend intact -Click Here to View Gold Chart
A Look At This Week’s Show: -The Gold Bull could last another 7-10 yrs -Buy Gold stocks for dividends and coins for safety -Long consolidations lead to higher up moves About the Guest: Alan M. Newman, the Editor of Crosscurrents, was born on June 24, 1940 in Brooklyn, New York. He has been married for 38 years and has two boys, 29 and 23, both Eagle Scouts. Mr. Newman has formerly enjoyed careers in acting, computer programming, game design and real estate and currently resides in Nassau County, NY, where his recently retired wife Ali received a Doctoral degree in Literacy Studies. Dr. Newman still teaches two classes as an adjunct Professor at Hofstra University.
About this Week’s Show: -High Frequency Trading dominates current market -Stocks are now in a period like 66’– 82’ -Regulation would help, but the Fox is in the Henhouse ek’s Show:
A Look At This Week’s Show: -Politics trumps economic reform -Vested interests: throw out or buy out -Crises could invoke political courage About the Guest: Minxin Pei is an expert on governance in the People’s Republic of China, U.S.-Asia relations, and democratization in developing nations.
A Look At This Week’s Show: -Fed “Twist” disappoints speculators -Retail insiders hit the exits -Patience equals investment virtue
