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Doug Casey

Author of best-sellers Strategic Investing, Crisis Investing and Crisis Investing for the Rest of the 90's, Mr Casey has lived in seven countries and visited over 100 more. He has appeared on scores of major radio and TV shows and remains an active speculator in the stock, bond, commodity, and real estate markets around the world.

 
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Gold Stocks In A Rising Gold Market - by Doug Casey

Doug Casey says the time is ripe for a boom in gold mining stocks but the good news is, it hasnt even started yet...For the very first time in their history, gold stocks are going to have not only the cognoscenti but the unwashed masses piling in. The bull market will be breathtaking when this gets underway...


Investing Successfully In Times Of US Trouble - by Doug Casey

Doug Casey spells out the intractable problems facing the US and what an investor can do about it...


Mining and the markets - by Doug Casey

...[Mining has] been the best possible place to be for the last five years, and I expect that will remain the case for about the same time going forward...


Central banks: The real barbarous relic - by Doug Casey

...How many times have you heard gold described as the "barbarous relic"? It is a favourite phrase of gold-bashers everywhere who are trying to make gold the object of derision...


The US economy crisis - by Doug Casey

...US public and private debt has reached unstoppable levels...the dollar has grown fragile from decades of abuse...


Why rising interest rates are a good sign for gold - by Doug Casey

...Interest rates are going up because inflation and default risk are going up. Lenders want to be compensated for the chance they might not be repaid...In the case of government debt, default risk is minimal since, if need be, the debtor government can always print what it owes. So rising interest rates on government debt are a clear reflection of rising inflationary pressure. And that's unquestionably a positive for gold...


What the Iraq war means for the US economy - by Doug Casey

...What the Iraq war means for the US economy...Theres a price for empire, and the US is paying it...


Foreign lenders to the US: Straining under limits - by Doug Casey

...Two elements determine how far foreigners will go as lenders to the US. It is becoming increasingly difficult for the US to satisfy either of them...


The coming currency crisis - by Doug Casey

...The Washington elite and their compulsively clever counterparts around the world have set the US (and global) economy up for a currency crisis of gargantuan proportions...


Investing in base metals - by Doug Casey

...I am still expecting a greater correction in base metals than we've seen so far...



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