Thu, 22 March 2012
There has been a number of alarming governmental actions in the past few months that should give all freedom loving people cause for concern. From the National Defense Appropriations Act, to the latest presidential edict concerning control of the nation during an emergency, it appears that the noose is tightening. Why is the government passing these measures? What is the Fed expecting, and why aren't they telling us more? Ty believes that you must prepare now. While the situation is scary, it is not hopeless by any stretch. Therefore, get ready with your financial survival plan, your family's survival plan, and your community's survival plan. Hopefully, you won't need any of them, but who knows for certain? The situation is fluid. It is constantly changing, so we can only hope for the best. But, based on the last 80 plus years of growing and uncontrollable government, we should always prepare for the worst. Don't forget to go to KerryLutz.com and sign up for an instant free Financial Survival Toolkit and the Weekly Newsletter.
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Thu, 22 March 2012
Jeb Handwerger and Jordan Roy-Byrne join us for an examination of why the miners and metals are languishing. While there's been a lot of upside in the metals over the past 11 years, the past six months have been trying many investors' patience. Precious metals slam-downs seem to be the rule of the day, and the stocks have not kept up with the metals' price increases. While there are certainly external reasons dealing with metals price supression schemes by governments around the globe, there are also a number of technical reasons why these conditions have arisen. Rather than examine the well known gold/silver manipulations, Jeb and Jordan focused on the technical reasons, which always weigh on the markets. We always need to be aware of the many factors that affect metal prices. Don't forget to go to KerryLutz.com and sign up for an instant free Financial Survival Toolkit and the Weekly Newsletter.
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Thu, 22 March 2012
Triple Lutz Report--Michael "Nanny" Bloomberg's Food Police Invade NY Homeless Shelters--Episode 174
When it comes to Nanny Statism there's no greater proponent than New York City's Mayor, Michael Nanny Bloomberg. As a liberal know-it-all, he believes he has the personal right to tell you what you should be eating, smoking, inhaling, and probably thinking as well. His campaigns against smoking, salt, fast food, and trans fats, just to name a few, are the stuff of legends. Nanny Bloomberg commands a vast legion of pointy-headed petty bureaucrats who are ready, at the drop of a hat, to enforce his will. Witness the latest episode where the mayor has personally banned private food contributions to the City's burgeoning empire of homeless shelters. The mayor is alarmed that homeless recipients, who might otherwise be starving on the streets, could be getting food too high in calories, salt, and fat. In his stilted view of the universe, he probably believes he's doing God's work. After all, if he doesn't watch the diet of the homeless, then who will? This is exactly the type of policy that inhibits people from helping those in need and performing a vital service to their fellow man. Don't forget to go to KerryLutz.com and sign up for an instant free Financial Survival Toolkit and the Weekly Newsletter.
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Wed, 21 March 2012
Today, we had another one of the increasingly popular roundtable forums. Mickey Fulp, the Mercenary Geologist, and Ron Hera, of Hera Research, discussed their individual approaches towards investing in junior mining companies. One thing I learned, as if I hadn't know it already, you either need to be a professional in this area or you need to closely follow other proven professionals. This doesn't mean you shouldn't do your own due diligence, quite the contrary. It means you need to study this group of proven professional extremely carefully. Look for industry experts who get it and can effectively speak to you. While some compare investing in mining stocks to be analogous to gambling at the casino, Mickey was very clear about the contrary. It may entail taking risks, but when you are armed with the right knowledge, you can realize excellent profits. However, as Ron said, if you can't do the research, you might want to stay clear of the sector because there's such a high failure rate. It's easy to make mistakes and lose money. They both agree TAKING profits at the right time is a must. All in all, this is a very informative and engaging discussion. Don't forget to go to KerryLutz.com and sign up for an instant free Financial Survival Toolkit and the Weekly Newsletter.
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