Sunday, March 14, 2010
1. "Atlas Shrugged" taxes blow up in Maryland’s face
 
2. U.S. budget deficit explodes to largest in history
 
3. This commodity is poised to crash
 
1. New "super indicator" is predicting another big downturn
 
2. This could be the next country to fall apart
 
3. "Atlas Shrugged" taxes blow up in Maryland’s face
 
4. Possibly the greatest mining boom of the 21st century
 
5. Top money manager rips CNBC and Jim Cramer
 
Sign of a short-term top in commodities
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Friday, February 05, 2010
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From Mish's Global Economic Trend Analysis:

Last week the LA Times reported the California teachers pension fund is $43 billion short.

... Given there is virtually no chance the legislature will pony up $43 billion, CalSTRS considers rolling the dice on commodities. Hell why not? Taxpayers are on the hook if it does not work out.

The California State Teachers’ Retirement System, the second-biggest U.S. public pension, is considering investments in commodities to boost returns...

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Jim Rogers: "Food prices are going to go through the roof"

Casey Research: How to invest for both higher and lower gold prices

Topics: Government Stupidity | Commodities
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