Now that he’s wearing some sort of do-good government hat, even Hank Paulson is not thinking straight. Regulate in New York and finance goes to Toronto. Regulate in London, it goes to Frankfurt or Paris – and since Toronto, Frankfurt and Paris are run by the same nervous bureaucrat-types, we can reckon soon enough that the entire financial markets will be hosted out of Singapore and Shanghai.
April 1st, 2008 | Paul Tustain | 3 comments | ContinuedArchive for Paul Tustain
U.S. Dollar Will Continue to Lose Value as Central Bankers Tread Water
Market bubbles don’t really pop. They hiss a bit, reflate a bit, and then hiss a bit more. This gives those who can think clearly the chance to act, and usually on favorable terms. But it’s all very confusing, and only experience and deep understanding allows smarter investors to ignore the widespread tendency to sloppy [...]
September 10th, 2007 | Paul Tustain | 2 comments | Continued
Expect Gold Prices to Rise as Market Volatility Heats Up
Once everyone gets back from vacation and starts to focus on what’s really going on, we may be in for a torrid few months in the financial markets. I believe the current lull in gold prices could offer a good opportunity to defend yourself before the real trouble begins. Since the end of June there [...]
August 29th, 2007 | Paul Tustain | 0 comments | Continued
