Did Geithner Tell Americans That A 10% Or Better Return On Investments Is An Illusion?

Posted by on Jul 27, 2010 in Investing | 1 comment

So while its great that U.S. citizens are saving more, whether that money should be put into stocks and what one can expect in return on their investment is something Geithner couldn't provide an answer to. This article will.

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Money Magazine and a CFA Criticize Gold With Flawed Analysis

Posted by on Jan 23, 2010 in Gold | 0 comments

As is typical of those who try and criticize gold as a necessary ingredient of a well diversified portfolio, they use flawed analysis in coming to their conclusion. This article will go into depth as to why their analysis is flawed in my continued effort to bring the truth about gold to the public.

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Is Prechter’s "Conquer the Crash" Now Relevant? Maybe So… In a Perfect World

Posted by on Nov 5, 2009 in Stocks | 0 comments

Ask yourself, how often in my lifetime have I seen the stock index of a country go up 50% to 100%? Then ask yourself, if I just inherited $100,000, would I blindly invest in these indexes today? Why? Hopefully this article puts things into perspective.

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Modern Portfolio Theory’s Biggest Flaw

Posted by on Aug 4, 2009 in Gold, Investing, Stocks | 0 comments

Modern Portfolio Theory had one major flaw from the beginning. The assumption that there is such a thing as a "risk-free" asset. It is the same flaw that exists for most portfolios today.

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From Green Shoots to Drought? Making Economic Sense of Investing

Posted by on Aug 3, 2009 in Investing, Stocks, U.S. Dollar | 0 comments

But calling the exact top isn't what's important. Keeping and growing your wealth is. To do this, you must make sense of the economic data that are causing the green shoots and decipher for yourself whether they will blossom from here or wither and die from a potential drought.

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