I have written in the past that natural gas is our answer for a potential supply shortage in oil. Natural gas is cleaner than gasoline produced from oil, it is currently cheaper for the same energy output, and it is being...
Read MoreDid The Fed Just Announce Their QE4 Plans? October 3rd, 2012 ~ Posted in: News Recently, Morgan Stanley’s Chief US Equities Strategist Adam Parker made a case that the Fed would probably initiate the equivalent of QE4...
Read MoreMortgage companies tried several approaches to reducing defaults in bad loans. These included: Refinance – for those that could afford it, have refinanced at a lower rate. Must be employed to qualify and many didn’t...
Read More“This is one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” Neil Armstrong What used to be small steps for the Federal Reserve have turned into quantum leaps of money printing. It’s a bonanza! Free money for...
Read MoreGold and silver have resumed their upward trend after a tumultuous year for the metals. After reaching all time highs in 2011, this year has not been kind to investors in the field. However, confidence the ability of European...
Read MoreI have seen more fear in the articles discussing oil scarcity than I have in those proclaiming the economic Armageddon is around the corner. While I think we are setup for an economic crash, I am not convinced the end of cheap...
Read MoreThis is Part 2 of 2 of the natural gas energy series titled ‘The Answer to the Oil Dilemma? Natural Gas’. Please see Part 1 for the macroeconomic analysis of Natural Gas as a growing global transportation energy...
Read MoreNatural gas is making a big comeback. I don’t mean the price yet, but the use of it as a vital fuel in the economy. Natural gas is right now the only fuel we have that can be used as a substitute for oil in transportation...
Read MoreThis is Part 2 of 2 of the natural gas energy series titled ‘The Answer to the Oil Dilemma? Natural Gas’. Please see Part 1 for the macroeconomic analysis of Natural Gas as a growing global transportation energy...
Read MoreThe Federal Reserve is in quite a pickle. Mr. Market expects them to print money to support the economy, which by common measures, continues its slowdown. If the economy continues down this path, we may have a deflationary...
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