By James Quinn, Casey Research In a recent article, How China Ate America’s Lunch, Clif Carothers described what China has accomplished in the last thirty years: In thirty short years, China was able to accelerate her GDP from $216 billion to $6 trillion. She amassed reserve capital of $3 trillion. She reversed America’s fortunes from […]
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These days there doesn’t seem to be much in the way of good news out there anymore. What with Greece, the looming recession and all the market technicals looking negative we have three big bears (at least) roaring in our faces. In today’s commentary Chris Ciovacco Chief Investment Officer of Ciovacco Capital Management tells us how
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With “everyone” talking about the historically low mortgage rates you are ready to decide if it “pays” to refinance. Â The “rule of thumb” supplied by mortgage companies is that if you can reduce your interest rate by 1% it is usually profitable. But there is more to it than that. Like how long are you
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Prior to 2008 current mortgage rates were at their lowest levels in decades and many people were refinancing. At the time I warned that “this trend seems dangerous to me because rather than using this as an opportunity to shorten the life of their mortgage people are just reducing their payments.” Or worse still they were
Low Mortgage Rates – Reduce Your Payment or the Length of the Loan? Read More »
It is always a good idea to compare mortgage rates from several different companies. But there are several factors to keep in mind. The lowest rate isn’t always the best deal. Other factors to consider are “points” and “closing costs”. Points are simply additional finance charges tacked on to the beginning of a loan. They
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By Jeff Clark, Casey Research I’m writing from China, where I’m attending Silvercorp Metals’ (SVM) mine tour with other analysts and reporters. We met with company principals the first morning, including CEO and Explorer’s League honoree Rui Feng at their downtown Beijing offices, where the bulk of the discussion centered around a point-by-point rebuttal of
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Everything in life has a cost. We are constantly weighing the cost vs the benefit in everything we do… whether we think about it that way or not. Is it worth the risk of getting a speeding ticket to get there five minutes faster? What are the chances there is a police oficer on this stretch of
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Gold and Silver are the “talk of the town” right now after making substantial gains over the last ten years and meteoric gains over the last year. But recently they have lost a bit of their luster as they began a long overdue correction. Is this the end for gold and silver or only a
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How to Save $$$ on Your Mortgage You can save literally thousands of dollars and quite possibly “tens of thousands” of dollars by following this simply relatively painless method. By using this simple Bi-Weekly mortgage system to make your mortgage payments you drastically reduce the total amount of your interest payments and you can even cut
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