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The National Investor -- 2010 Anthology
All subscribers have access to the entirety of each monthly issue from 2010, archived on the Members Only page. But for those of you who would rather look at the highlights (and, to be fair a couple "lowlights") of our 2010 coverage of the markets, economy and world events, we've put together a compilation of the most informative pieces of our newsletters and commentaries from the year just past.
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FIRST, Twelve (12) monthly issues of The National Investor. Each regular issue is sent to paid subscribers via e-mail upon its completion. It is also posted to the "Members Only" page of our web site, archived there for your reference later, together with other postings, back issues and investment alerts. (NOTE: The access information needed for you to get into the Members site is provided you when you subscribe, and in the future when these access words change.)
These regular issues feature one (or more) main subjects; important topics we wish to pass along that help form the foundation of our investment strategies. Sometimes these are intended to dispel what we feel are false assumptions being made by many investors. In addition, we provide news and interesting tidbits concerning the economy, markets and world. We also recap—and sometimes add to—the preceding month’s e-mail updates, commentaries and investment alerts, together with updating, as needed, our recommended portfolios and holdings.
To illustrate, in recent months our main/featured reports have included the following:
“The Mechanics of the Real Estate Bubble” – (June, 2009) -- Here, I explained that it is impossible to correctly gauge the health of the real estate market without an understanding of the MECHANICS by which the late real estate bubble came into being. As I explained those mechanics/factors, I showed why it is IMPOSSIBLE for the housing market to bottom any time soon; and since this report, the news and my own updates have vindicated this position.
“Our M.A.D. Policy with China” – (July, 2009) -- Contrary to all of the goofy nonsense to the contrary that you’ve heard, China has NOT been in the process of trying to either undermine or bail out of the U.S. dollar. Indeed, our financial relationship with the People’s Republic has been much like our military relationship once was with the old Soviet Union; one of Mutual Assured Destruction if either side got its nose too far out of joint.
In this front-page story from the July, 2009 issue and since, I have urged my readers to take with a grain of salt the shoddy reporting and advice they are bombarded with, and focus instead on what China’s priorities are (the subject of an even more recent November, 2009 issue feature story entitled “What Does China Want?”)
And as I explained anew in my ANTI-Predictions for 2010, China is likely to be a bane, rather than a boon, to world markets this year. Indeed, it already is! Its more earnest efforts to slow growth has commodity bulls in particular on tenterhooks. And -- JUST as I predicted for months -- the alleged loosening of the yuan's peg to the U.S. dollar is resulting in an even greater competitive position for China's exports!
“As the World Turns” – This NEW COLUMN follows up on a commentary of mine from August, 2004, where I described some of the signs already appearing back then which presaged the “reordering” of the so-called New World Order. (NOTE: A commentary on this entitled “The World Turned Upside Down” is archived at http://www.nationalinvestor.com/world_turned_upside_down.htm).
This regular feature will chronicle the happenings around the globe which signal the “changing of the guard” that will one day see the U.S. roles as the anchors of the global economy and financial markets greatly diminish.
“Flation Follies” – In merely a year’s time, we appear to have lurched from stagflation (a sinking economy accompanied by rising prices) to deflation (generally falling prices and contracting credit) to reflation (punctuated by a recovery in commodity prices and the hope that the freefall in economic activity is over) and now all the way back to deflationary fears.
The jousting among the talking heads on tout-TV over what’s next and WHY would be hysterical, if it were not so tragic in its sheer ignorance; for before one can predict with any certainty the months ahead, one needs to have first properly diagnosed what’s already happened. Few have accurately done so.
In my ongoing coverage of the inflation vs. deflation debate, I sort out for subscribers where each of these (and sometimes both) is manifested, and how your investment plans MUST be made as a result.
A key theme of this debate as we head into 2011 is that we are meandering back to STAGFLATION. And as I have mentioned a few times recently, it will be a FAR more debilitating form of this phenomenon than what investors and consumers alike suffered through in the 1970's and early 1980's.
And, more recently...
"CURRENCY WAR!" (in the September, 2010 issue) -- As I wrote in my mid-year report to subscribers (in part, updating my ANTI-predictions from January 1, 2010, ALL of which is archived for you and accessible FREE on the front page of our site) one big change that was looming was a reversal in the direction of the U.S. dollar.
Since mid-year the dollar has been declining in value; and recently has been in a virtual free-fall, as traders of all kinds place huge bets on the notion that the looming "QE-II" campaign of the Bernanke Fed means only curtains for the greenback. Unlike the more benevolent dollar decline of 2009, though -- one which pulled the whole world, if only temporarily, out of the deflationary death spiral brought about by the financial crisis of late 2008 -- the current one is being viewed as a MALEVOLENT one.
The fallout will be severe, as countries reinstitute the beggar-thy-neighbor policies of the Great Depression, erect trade and capital flow barriers and more. (You wouldn't know anything was amiss as I write this in mid-October, though, as stock traders have the crazy idea that trashing the dollar will be the cure to all the economy's ills, and make them untold riches on Wall Street!)
"2011--Decision Time for the Euro" (from the December, 2010 issue) -- At year's end, I laid out this one of the two biggest market/economic stories we'll be following as 2011 gets underway; in this case, the future of the euro. The stakes are so high here that both China and Japan have recently pledged to support the eurozone's debt markets. After all, any collapse of the common currency will throw the global economy into a deflationary tailspin and growth contraction that will make the one of late 2008 (the so-called "Great Recession") look like child's play!
This New Year is likely to see one of two outcomes: an unraveling of the euro, or the effective creation of something resembling the long-sought (by Europe's bureaucrats and end-timers, anyhow!) "United States of Europe."
In this cover story from the December, 2010 issue, I described the hurdles on the way there (including the very real possibility of a civil war in Ireland) and the consequences for the markets in the event of a failure to hold the euro together.
These and many other stories will be followed up on in the months ahead!
SECOND, You’ll receive in addition to the 12 regular monthly issues occasional, supplemental Special Reports. These are published, quite simply, as we “feel the need” to especially stress a particular market (i.e. – gold or energy) or a particular theme or strategy.
By far and away, the most famous of all these ever published is my late Summer, 2004 piece entitled “Understanding the Game.” As you’ve likely never read elsewhere, I revealed the inner workings of our fractional reserve-based monetary system, and described how it affects every area of investing and economic life. Of all the thousands of comments and letters we’ve received since starting The National Investor back in 1996, we’ve received more on this report (and its similar predecessors) than on any other subject, from readers who told us that now they UNDERSTAND what makes everything “tick.”
BY THE WAY – If you’ve never had an opportunity to read “Understanding the Game,” you can do so now! We recently made this insightful and, as it turns out, PROPHETIC REPORT available for one and all; indeed, we URGE you to read it as an introduction/foundation to your subscription. You will find it on the front page of the web site, HERE.
THIRD, you’ll receive between-issues e-mail alerts (usually, several times per month, but always as changing market conditions warrant) updating market trends as well as our own recommendations RE: asset allocation, individual stock and ETF recommendations, etc. We do NOT advocate strategies that involve you becoming a “day trader.” Nevertheless, we DO feel it is important that you know IMMEDIATELY when changes need to be made to your portfolio. Further, this is your way of being REGULARLY plugged into OUR mind set on the markets!
This is an indispensible part of your “full service” subscription, and one you should not be without if you are at all active in investing your own money.
FOURTH, we act as both a “sounding board” and a resource for our subscribers. We may not be able to answer your most profound questions on the Theory of Relativity, but on MOST things relating to the investing, financial planning and estate preservation worlds, we do our best to point you in the right directions. Often, when we think the question and our response will help others, we’ll publish it in the newsletter.
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