Here is the latest conversation I had with money manager Andrew Horowitz…. new insights for anyone who invests in anything. This week we look closely at oil prices.
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John Perkins and John C. Dvorak.
Do that as soon as possible!
I love the DH Unplugged maybe even more than No Agenda… maybe…. The John and Andrew team is pure joy to listen to. Commendations!
The question is how many more images of roller-coasters and slides haven’t been used on Dvorak.org?
I find it strange that the banks sold their distressed properties to the US Taxpayer just before a large inflation bubble that will render the banks’ assets (loans) and liabilities (interest bearIng deposits) worth nothing.
It would been smarter to hold on to the real property, and then sell it after the inflation bubble had subsided, yielding a large upswing in “value” (inflated, that is ma’ boy).
What happened to those “Tech 5” podcasts? I miss their brevity, compared to these longer winded “shows”. And they were easier to post current information to. Like how Youtube changed their browser cookies, that screw up Firefox’s flash video display. Block and remove their site’s cookies, and the flash video works again. what gives? Is it just a Firefox bug? Or Youtube’s deliberate sabotage of a competing browser?
The Market Spooked by what? Libya? Great excuse for jacking up the cost of fuel, they already had in the refineries. And Libya’s only like 17th, among the producers. So how’s their little civil unrest result in a 35 cent increase in US gas price?
Ya know, the US has had more problems with Libya and its leader, over the decades. Than we’ve ever had with Cuba and Castro. And yet Cuba’s the one we refuse to do business with, not Libya. What’s the difference? Oil. Cuba has none. Libya does. Or at least lots of refineries, the other nations don’t want fouling up their air. Sort of the Texas of North Africa. That’s what’s got Wall Street “spooked”?