Heather Wagenhals joined us today to discuss how women can better invest their savings. Generally, women invest every bit as shrewdly as men, despite some self-imposed handicaps, such as believing that finance is men’s work. Conventional wisdom holds that men have a lock on math know-how and business savvy – and if you believe that, you probably also think you can guess precisely where the Dow Jones industrial average will finish tomorrow. Studies consistently reveal that women take charge of buying decisions; budgeting and daily spending plans yet claim to lack clarity about how to build wealth.

 

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Wayne released his new book today, The Power of Relentless: 7 Secrets to Achieving Mega-Success, Financial Freedom and the Life of Your Dreams. Wayne has used these secrets to achieve success in his life and he sees many of the same traits in Donald Trump. Not caring what people say, learning from failure and moving ahead no matter what, are just some of the factors that help people achieve their dreams. Whether Donald Trump is eventually elected or not, no one can challenge his ability to capture the public's eye and set the agenda. We're very excited for Wayne's release and look forward to reading the book and discussing it in future interviews. 

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Fabia Calvo believes that the US Economy isn't going to crash this year, but look out for next year. Eventually the cycle is going to end and won't end well. Flight capital from Europe and China is flowing into the US real estate and share markets, keeping them  stable for a while. But eventually, it's going to catch up to the US as well and then look out below. It will either happen over a period of time and in a major crash, but it's going to happen. So get ready now. 

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John writes, "Any discussion of China has to open with the now-widely-understood fact that the numbers it reports are not to be trusted. Knowing this makes it easy to dismiss claims of high and consistently-on-target GDP growth, for instance, as a combination of government-directed borrowing and spending, and simple fabrication.

But how to handle negative numbers? When a serial fabricator admits that things are bad and getting worse, that would seem to imply that someone at or near the top has concluded that either the facts can no longer be obscured or that there’s an advantage in creating negative expectations.

 

Whatever the purpose, the most recent batch of stories is both strange and scary."

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