The Gorrie Details
Euro Mood Swing
With the Greeks looking more likely—and willing--to leave the euro behind with each passing day, the mood in the Eurozone is changing… The civil unrest, financial hardship, political ... Read More »
Going Far Afield for Yield
Today, let’s take a break from the drama in the Eurozone and take a look at what’s going on in the US… In the era of 1% CD ... Read More »
Greeks and Freaks
In yesterday’s column I talked about Greece—again—and how it is looking more likely that the bail out will fail--if it hasn’t already. I said that it would lead ... Read More »
Greece Sees A Way Out
The Greek crisis continues on its downward spiral, which isn’t so much breaking news anymore… The riots in the streets, the reports of mothers leaving their kids at ... Read More »
Oil Slick
A curious thing happened on the way to the Great American Oil Boom. I know what you’re thinking… Isn’t it great that we can now produce vast amounts ... Read More »
Filling the Void of the Middle Class
The private sector is still reacting to the reality of the housing market today, and though it’s predictable, it is also quite sad. As I talked about several ... Read More »
Buying the Market
“Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar,” as Sigmund Freud once remarked, but I wonder; when is a cigar more than just a cigar? Take the Bank of ... Read More »
Leapfrogging Reality
While we slept Saturday night there was a slight change of government…in France. Francois Hollande, a self-described socialist and “enemy” of Euro-austerity, defeated current French President Nicolas Sarkozy… ... Read More »
Too Much is Never Enough
Have we had enough? Have we not gone into enough debt yet? Are we not in so deep of a fiscal hole that the infernal fires of Hades ... Read More »
To the Cliff of Death...Again
Is Congress the only thing that stands between us and the “fiscal cliff” that we are fast approaching? Talk about having it stacked against you… That’s like relying ... Read More »
Presentations
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The Trash Can Trader
How a Kentucky “Grease Monkey” Leveraged $5000 of Borrowed Money into $868,433.84 in a Co-managed Account in his First 18 Months. -
See Next Week's Stock Plays Today
Pick the Market Ripe 71-96% of the Time? Imagine How Much Money You Could Make In the Markets If You Could See Next Week’s Wall Street Journal Today? These “Financial Ripple Patterns” are like Having a Crystal Ball into -
Buying Pure Gold at $421 per Ounce?
Learn how to buy gold at 40 cents on the dollar in this special report where you’ll learn not only how to buy gold cheaply, but other precious metals, jewelry and make huge profits.
