Monthly Archives: March 2010

Last week, with the passing of the healthcare bill, another crack in the foundation of the once sound US Economy occurred. Yet, almost no one noticed. One or two cracks in a foundation won’t cause any immediate damage, but once … Continue reading →

I’ve written in past blog entries that I believe excess debt in the system to be deflationary. The fact is that in order for inflation to exist, folks have to be spending money, which they’re currently not from my perspective. … Continue reading →

I wrote about this on January 28. Bottom line is that if the economy is recovering, tax revenues should be increasing, but that is not what’s happening. This from the March “Moving Markets” newsletter: (Note: For a free subscription to … Continue reading →

2 IRS agents in dark suits recently paid a personal visit to a Sacramento car wash owner seeking 4 cents in back taxes according to an article published in the “Sacramento Bee” on March 13, 2010. This from the article: … Continue reading →

This week, there was some market action that you might want to watch. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on Linkedin Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Tell a friend