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i think gold is ripe for a correction actually. silver will outperform gold in times of growth (right now)... as we get a slowdown in growth in H2 2011 (in my opinion), i think gold will begin outperforming again. the more cyclical something is (like silver with its industrial use) the more of...

i think gold is ripe for a correction actually. silver will outperform gold in times of growth (right now)... as we get a slowdown in growth in H2 2011 (in my opinion), i think gold will begin outperforming again. the more cyclical something is (like silver with its industrial use) the more of...

it's not fascism. it's a game. and there are the ones who are competing. and there are the ones who are winning. but everyone's welcome to play. and you're never fully counted out unless you're dead or in jail. no matter what color, where you come from. may be a bit harder if you're a black...

it's not fascism. it's a game. and there are the ones who are competing. and there are the ones who are winning. but everyone's welcome to play. and you're never fully counted out unless you're dead or in jail. no matter what color, where you come from. may be a bit harder if you're a black...

noyce's fx charts that matter weekly (gs) is that piff.

noyce's fx charts that matter weekly (gs) is that piff.

1. You're right, they didn't, but if the individual leaves his/her property, who are you to say whose property goes to who? 2. How about getting rid of fiat altogether?

1. You're right, they didn't, but if the individual leaves his/her property, who are you to say whose property goes to who? 2. How about getting rid of fiat altogether?

Original piece here. 20101206

Original piece here. 20101206

1. yes. it would go toward the natural budget. no one holds justifiable claim to that money. and inheritance rarely generates good investment anyway, even worse than the inefficient government. sure, tons of rich people's kids turn out to be rich & successful in their own right. but that's just...

1. yes. it would go toward the natural budget. no one holds justifiable claim to that money. and inheritance rarely generates good investment anyway, even worse than the inefficient government. sure, tons of rich people's kids turn out to be rich & successful in their own right. but that's just...

Private courts.

Private courts.

The market is far, far from free. Anarcho-capitalism would only make it less free, from a pragmatic sense. Quickest way to make markets much fairer much quicker: (1) Hike inheritance/estate taxes up to 80-90%. When someone dies, absolutely no one holds a moral/justifiable claim to his money...

The market is far, far from free. Anarcho-capitalism would only make it less free, from a pragmatic sense. Quickest way to make markets much fairer much quicker: (1) Hike inheritance/estate taxes up to 80-90%. When someone dies, absolutely no one holds a moral/justifiable claim to his money...

If partnering with Sony & Microsoft for digital video streaming (yes, this is a gamechanger) and absolutely running the cloud game weren't enough... http://books.google.com/ebooks From Reuters:

If partnering with Sony & Microsoft for digital video streaming (yes, this is a gamechanger) and absolutely running the cloud game weren't enough... http://books.google.com/ebooks From Reuters:

Roubini calls for another $1 trillion in further housing losses and says the US real estate market is "for sure double-dipping". Home price indices and new/pending home sales figures confirm as much. From DealBook:

Roubini calls for another $1 trillion in further housing losses and says the US real estate market is "for sure double-dipping". Home price indices and new/pending home sales figures confirm as much. From DealBook: