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Market Psychology and Eliminating Freedom

This week two major court cases chipped away at our 4th amendment rights one by the Indiana courts and another by the U.S. Supreme court. Pretty soon they might as well just cross out the 4th amendment because it will be totally meaningless. In the Indiana case, the court ruled that it is against the law to resist officers trying to enter your residence even if they don’t have a warrant and are entering illegally.  In the Supreme Court Case, they ruled that officers could enter a house without a warrant and subsequently arrest the occupants if they heard noises that made them assume that evidence was being destroyed. In the following article, David Galand addresses the herd mentality and why we as freedom-loving Americans are putting up with this, how it affects our investments and what we can do about it.

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Do You Need to Know Financial Trends to Plan for Retirement?

By Tim McMahon, editor When planning for retirement, most financial planners make a lot of assumptions about financial trends and how much money you will spend per year. They estimate the average inflation rate, the average return on your investments etc. all in order to estimate how much you will need in order to retire.  The problem

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