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Super Loopholes for the Super Rich? "It Ain't Necessarily So" - http://bit.ly/KsJYHa
Vanishing Cash: $1.2trillion missing from US money markets? That's only slightly less depressing than where it all went- http://bit.ly/JoypQt
Disnae Add Up: Record setting US corporate earnings vs an impending US recession? You can't have it both ways - http://bit.ly/IL7GLi
The Secret Part 2: How to make £1000 become £422,000 or even £704,000 by doing very little - http://bit.ly/JZrKgI
"I read the news today, oh boy..." Apparently 4 out of 10 North Sea oil firms are concerned about Scots independence. Does that mean the other 6 are in favour? Why always the negative slant?
Wanna Know A Secret? Think your retirement investments are working? Take a word of advice from someone whose plan is - http://bit.ly/KfDbjT
Flatlining: Have we have lost our confidence, our swagger, and our belief in the future? We shouldn't. Here's why - http://bit.ly/IMOpgv
Buying Signal: Think we're at the top of the stockmarket? Think again - http://bit.ly/IRSj8C
Both Sides Now: Don't let the so-called 'experts' and their clouds of despair block out the sun. Here's why - http://bit.ly/IWW2zT
If a reasonable man accepts the world, and an unreasonable man seeks to change it, then is all progress down to unreasonable men? G B Shaw
The View From Manhattan: Bonds are not the place to be, and won't be for years to come. Here's why - http://bit.ly/J5X8tW
Trendspotting Part 2: Some concluded from my earlier 'Trendspotting' post that they should run for the hills. Uh uh! Just read this instead - http://bit.ly/KfDEFM
Lessons: "If you put the Federal Government in charge of the Sahara Desert, in 5 years there would be a shortage of sand" Milton Friedman
False Fears In May: Don't buy into the media's business model that relies on selling bad news - http://bit.ly/IVE285
Behaviour survey finds young Scots happier than European youth...because more brush their teeth...aren't parents supposed to check that?
Gross Prophet: When the pessimists are in the ascendency, it's a good sign for us optimists - http://bit.ly/KDEV8y
The Real Cost of Risk? Investing with savings organisations based on a survey funded by...savings organisations - http://bit.ly/IS5tj4
Those guys at M&G know their stuff, right enough Alan :-) Nice blog!
If the US recession couldn't spin the world off its axis, how can Spain's impending ride down 'Greece Street' do it? http://bit.ly/IPfaPt
As the earnings season nears record territory - one of the healthier 1/4's in recent history! - why is the media reporting Armageddon?
Keeps us all nice and grumpy :-)
Can you be specific? What Armageddon? Does this relate in any way to Donald Trump? ;-)
What Armageddon indeed. My point is that US earnings are still blowing away expectations , and still the media stuically ignore them , concentrating instead on their versions of bad news .
And why they do this is one of life's mysteries . They say bad news sells Newspapers , yet every year brings further falling sales of traditional newspapers . Coincidence ?
Don't follow the link you make to Trump , tho have to say there's every chance … he's changed his mind on the big spend as he begins to realise it is probably a waste of money , as evidence supports Golf is suffering from overspend and falling demand thro Demographic changes. More
... oh, it's just that le Donald is in the press far too often for my taste, and seems to own everything he touches, and therefore, like a mountain where I come from, is so large he carries with him his own weather system. I just wondered if perhaps he is now controlling the economy in general. ;-)
It is interesting to me that the media continues to focus its little badger nose on every … possible worm it can uncover, when I, for one, have pretty much stopped listening to a lot of news (especially on television) because it's just such a Chinese water torture drip drip drip of misery. Now I read my torture, selectively, on line, and can at least read it in a happy tone of voice, rather than in the tone the BBC announcer moans on in.More











