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3rd May Weekly Update

Dear Strategic Investment Reader, My first car was a Chrysler. My dad, a mechanic for over 40 years, hated my choice. He told me “You’re just going to throw good money after bad on that piece of junk! Sell it now, while you have a chance”. Three months later, the transmission was completely shot. My [...]

April 2010 Monthly Issue

There are compelling similarities, as well as differences, in the decline of British economy as compared to the current decline of the United States. Both economies were running trade deficits prior to the inflexion crisis, although the British paid for their consumption from the profits of the Empire.

Update – Motorola and Citigroup Bonds

Dear Strategic Investor, Before I go on with this week’s briefing, there are some trades we need to get out of the way first…

Bond Traders Veto Presidents

Bond traders aren’t elected, and they answer to nobody. But they possess knowledge about market prices around the world. They move trillions of dollars a day. And that makes them very powerful. When bond traders see that Obama and the Federal Reserve are really serious about bringing about inflation, they will dump hundreds of billions [...]