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China’s currency, the renminbi (RMB), has risen over 4% this year. This is the fastest pace of appreciation since Beijing dropped its dollar peg in mid-2005.
Higher inflation is one of the reasons for the RMB rally. Parabolic rises in food and energy prices have China’s inflation rate at a 12-year high.
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Gaining Perspective in this Recession
Friday, 03 October 2008
By Charles Delvalle
Sometimes you just need to take a break to gain perspective.
You could say that was what I did last week, but to be honest, it wasn’t a real “vacation”.You see, I had to do something that most of America is having a hard time
doing. I went to the closing for my father’s new home in Puerto Rico. (It took a 20 percent down payment to secure the damn thing. But, when a house costs $60,000, it’s not too difficult coming up with 20 percent.)

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Depression Watch
Friday, 03 October 2008
Russell McDougal
The US has earned itself a depression through a deadly combination of greed and fraud. If you ever wondered why gold bugs rail against fiat abuses…. wonder no more. What you are now witnessing and living is the inevitable result of a compromised monetary system.

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Federalists, Neo-cons, and Other Scamps and Heroes
Friday, 03 October 2008
Lynn Carpenter
If anyone doubted whether politics had a role in investing, this week should have cured it. Congress is on the verge of a rescue plan, the markets go up. The plan fails, the Dow makes a historic drop.

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We are So Vixed
Friday, 03 October 2008
By Lynn Carpenter
The CBOE Volatility Index hit a new high. Both Rick Pendergraft and I have been watching to see where the index would go. We were looking for 37.50, but neither of us expected the spike we saw on Monday when the bailout vote went down to failure in the House of Representatives.

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Bailing on the Bailout / For Now
Friday, 03 October 2008
By Lynn Carpenter
On Tuesday, Congress stopped for Rosh Hashanah. It’s not a bad idea to take a spiritual break once in a while. It’s the spiritual rather than the practical that has bogged down.

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The Bailout Blues: A Lesson on Expectations
Wednesday, 01 October 2008
By Charles Delvalle
After Congress failed to pass a $700 billion rescue package on Monday, the market nosedived 777 points. It’s suffering a case of the “Bailout Blues” and it shows you a lot about expectations.

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Oh, Say, Can You Still See? Part 15: The Crooks Love a Crisis
Wednesday, 01 October 2008
By Dr. Russell McDougal
You have been robbed blind. I have repeatedly warned that a power grab has been in the works during the present financial chaos. More authority is now being given to the specific entities that caused our present financial and economic problems. Beware.

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Staying Short in the Face of a Shrinking Money Supply
Wednesday, 01 October 2008
Charles Delvalle
Sometimes I come up with stuff so revolutionary and outside the box, that most people wonder whether I’m actually full of it.
And I don’t blame them. A healthy dose of skepticism is never a bad thing.
One of our readers, Mike, recently asked…

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If You Are Going To Point Fingers, Point Them In The Right Direction
Wednesday, 01 October 2008
Rick Pendergraft
I have expressed my desire to keep my political beliefs out of the pages of IDE many times in the past.  However, I received an email last week that I simply must address.  Jerry C. sent the following response to my article from September 22:

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“We’re Drowning in Liquidity!”
Tuesday, 30 September 2008
By Andrew Gordon
The financial sector continues to bleed out.
Last Friday WaMu finally fell into government hands and their deposits and branches were simultaneously taken over by JP Morgan. Fortress – once a flourishing investment company – just decided that it better keep the $100 million it was going to give its shareholders as a dividend. They get nothing this quarter. And GE suspended its current stock buyback.

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BRICs or Straw(Brazil-Russia-India-China) Explained
Tuesday, 30 September 2008
By Andrew Gordon
BRIC (Brazil-Russia-India-China) countries make a funny group.
It’s not easy talking about them as a group. You have a badly managed commodity exporting country (Russia) ... a well-managed farm product-exporting country whose cagy leader is losing his reforming zeal (Brazil) ... a high-tech economy very dependent on business from the U.S. (India) ... and a fast-expanding country where inefficiency still abounds (China).

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Debating The $ 700 Billion Bailout
Sunday, 28 September 2008
By Andy Carpenter
 “A top aide to GOP Rep. John Boehner said it was Democrats who had done the political posturing. The aide, Kevin Smith, said Republicans revolted because they were chafing at what they saw as an attempt by Democrats to jam through an agreement on the bailout early Thursday and deny Mr. McCain an opportunity to participate in the agreement.” – AP

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