Quantitative easing, or money printing, boosts asset prices while doing nothing to help the real economy. But Mike Larson points out that central banks around the world still haven’t learned their lesson, and shows you how to profit from their folly.
Canada Cozies Up to the U.S.A’s Biggest Rival
Canada and China recently signed an agreement to ensure fair treatment of foreign investors in either country. And Canada will now be able to export uranium to China. Tom Essaye says now may be the time to make a contrarian play in uranium companies.
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Nilus Answers More Viewers’ Questions
Nilus Mattive answers viewers’ questions from the Orlando MoneyShow. He further explains his covered call writing strategy, offers his forecast for the stock market, defends his recommendation to buy I-Bonds and assesses the market for Treasuries.
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Soaring Global Debt Presents Profit Opportunities
Global central banks have been printing money to prevent a depression. Even China’s debt-to-GDP ratio is dangerously high, but investors are unconcerned. JR Crooks says that will change once the European debt crisis takes another turn for the worse.
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