November 2011 - Casey Research

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Is Gold Still the Answer for Investors?

By Bud Conrad, Casey Research Though late to the party as usual, the proverbial man on the street – along with members of mainstream media and Wall Street heavyweights – is finally waking up to the decade-long, 700% increase in the price of...

Published 11-22-2011 1:24 PM by Doug Casey

Filed under: Casey Research, Gold, Bod Conrad
Is It a Good Time to Invest in Pipeline Companies?

By Marin Katusa, Casey Energy Opportunities Let's begin by positioning the sector. Investing in a pipeline company is similar to investing in a utility: Like electricity providers, pipeline companies operate in heavily regulated environments, and...

Published 11-16-2011 2:26 PM by Doug Casey

Filed under: Casey Research, Marin Katusa, Pipeline Companies
Adam Fergusson: “Inflating your economy means playing with fire”

GoldMoney founder James Turk interviews When Money Dies author Adam Fergusson, who discusses the parallels and differences between the Weimar inflation and the situation in the US and Europe today. "I don't see how any of these [Western] economies...

Published 11-09-2011 2:55 PM by Doug Casey

Filed under: When Money Dies, James Turk, Adam Fergusson
An Investment Whose Time Has Passed

Terry Coxon, The Casey Repor t Money market funds began as a bright and useful idea, became a habit, and recently have become a bad habit. Money market funds were invented in 1971 as an innovative end-run around Federal Reserve Regulation Q, which prohibited...

Published 11-02-2011 3:24 PM by Doug Casey

Filed under: Casey Research, Terry Coxon, Money Market Funds
Will Offshore Oil Lubricate US–Cuba Relations?

By Marin Katusa, Casey Energy Opportunities One of Spain's largest oil companies, Repsol, is gearing up to spud a deep, offshore well in Cuban waters, just 60 miles from the Florida Keys. A huge rig is still en route to the site from Singapore, and...

Published 11-01-2011 9:27 AM by Doug Casey

Filed under: Doug Casey, Casey Research, Marin Katusa, Offshore Oil, Cuba

November 2011 - Casey Research

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Is Gold Still the Answer for Investors?

Is It a Good Time to Invest in Pipeline Companies?

Adam Fergusson: “Inflating your economy means playing with fire”

An Investment Whose Time Has Passed

Will Offshore Oil Lubricate US–Cuba Relations?