Comments on: The Dollar Rally Will Not Last

By: Greg

Greg — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 16:49:28 +0000

Teresa,
Please read “Where Should I Invest My Money” Here is the link: http://usawatchdog.com/where-should-i-invest-my-money/ Thank you for your support and comment!

By: teresa smith

teresa smith — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 07:42:41 +0000

Greg:

I stumbled onto your site after hearing a blip of you on Coast to Coast. I am glad I did! I can’t read these articles fast enough. I’m wondering what the “average” person should do to secure their financial future? It would be hard for me to buy and amount of gold other than a bar or two and would that really help? How difficult is it to sell if you need cash? This might not be the place to submit questions but for now, it is all I know about your site. I will keep reading and thank you for offering clear, concise articles that the average person can understand.
Sincerely

By: Greg

Greg — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 23:43:23 +0000

Drew,
Thank you for your support and comment.
Greg

By: Drew Moen

Drew Moen — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 22:51:01 +0000

Well done article. Great facts and support. I really found a lot of meat to think about.

By: Brad Thrasher

Brad Thrasher — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 12:00:46 +0000

LOL AZ. Do you really think a change in Congress will improve your situation? In 2006 the Dems promised to get us out of Iraq if we elected them. In ’08 Obama promised to fix everything if we elected him. four years later, we’re still in Iraq with no end in sight. After a year in office all I can say is Obama talks like FDR and governs like Jimmy Carter.

So you want to replace the Dems with Republicans? The Republicans are currently opposing a chump change $100 billion jobs bill but can always find trillions for the paper money boys, will filibuster to protect the fat cats in health insurance and have never seen a war they can’t support.

We need a third choice but it sure ain’t those pot bellied crackers calling themselves the Tea Party.

By: Greg

Greg — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 07:36:49 +0000

Brad,
Thank you for all the comments and support.
Greg

By: Mark Mudgett

Mark Mudgett — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 17:15:50 +0000

Hey Greg,

Thanks for updating this article with info about the unemployment numbers. I now understand.

U3 should be 10.6%; however, BLS used a “seasonal adjustment” to compensate for lower than normal post holiday lay-offs.

markm

By: Mark Mudgett

Mark Mudgett — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 16:32:08 +0000

Hey Greg,

I agree with your statements.

I heard network reports that the dollar was gaining strength because EU gubmints are in serious financial trouble. So much for exporting our way out of recession and debt.

“Exporting our way out” is a prayer or hail-mary. We need to get back to sound economics and support people and groups of people (corporations)who are endowed with the ability to create taxable wealth.

My wife and I had dinner with a couple last night who have a daughter. This daughter is highly educated. She does not like working for organizations that make profits. She has received a grant of Stimulus Money to move to Chile and study Chilean society and law. Great, the gubmint borrowed money so this women and her family could move to Chile, live on the beach for a year, in order to stimulate our economy.

Gubmint does not spend money efficiently.
markm

By: Mark Mudgett

Mark Mudgett — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 16:17:23 +0000

Hey Brad,

I like how you highlight your points with historical factoids.

We now privatize profit, and socialize loss if your company is politically connected. Goldman is Too Big To Fail while Lehmnan, et allia, are allowed to fail.

How much profit will high government officials reap from saving Goldman and other TBTF companies.

I am a bit younger than you are. I agree with your opinion that full recovery will be decades away.

Old article re TBTF: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124762129423442667.html

markm

By: AZ Cojones

AZ Cojones — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 07:42:19 +0000

I would like to know what crystal ball Mark Mudgett is looking at. Could it be the BLS and their ever latent and always revising downward statistics? Greg, you are correct to witness that we must always follow, The Money. This administration and the Congress have been egregious and completely malfeasant in handling the overall economy with our money supply. It seems that our government has shown, once again, that it cannot correct itself with all of its mismanagement. The BLS is suppose to show the real numbers on working and non-working labor, but those numbers seem to be erroneous, static, and variable. With this type of effort, many are willing to hand over the responsibilty of our health care to bumbling bureaucrats? The administration and Congress were looking forward to using the 1/6th of this country’s economy of health care to pull us out of this mired recession. It if finally happens, this country will not be anywhere able to be considered the bastion of overall freedom. November 2010 cannot happen soon enough.

Greg, thanks for the vine.