August 2013 - Casey Research

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5 Ways To Protect and Grow Your Retirement: Whether You’re 45 or 75 or Somewhere In Between

By Dennis Miller We just recently Money Weekly 's first birthday, and this milestone also got me thinking… If I had a magic wand and could instantly pass along a bundle of critical information to my peers , what would that message include?...

Published 08-29-2013 2:50 PM by Doug Casey

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Write-Downs: Death Sentence or Opportunity?

By Jeff Clark, Senior Precious Metals Analyst For many primary gold producers, Q213 was a breathtakingly bad quarter. It wasn't so much the massive drop in earnings many reported—those had been, for the most part, expected—but the so-called "impairment...

Published 08-28-2013 2:32 PM by Doug Casey

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Peak Gold

By Andrey Dashkov, Research Analyst In the mining business, it is said that grade is king. A high-grade project attracts attention and money. High-grade drill intercepts can send an exploration company's stock price higher by an order of magnitude...

Published 08-21-2013 12:51 PM by Doug Casey

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Casey’s Louis James Warns: “Don’t Try to Time the Market”

By The Gold Report Don't ask Louis James if the gold price has reached bottom. He doesn't care. The senior editor with Casey Research is too busy trying to ferret out those gold miners with a bird in the hand, as he calls it in this interview...

Published 08-16-2013 11:39 AM by Doug Casey

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You Don’t Plan on Being Retired Very Long, Do You?

By Dennis Miller I don't know which is worse: realizing you cannot keep a promise you made to someone who was important to you, or being the person who relied on the promise when you finally grasp that it is not going to be kept. In 1973, I was 33...

Published 08-15-2013 1:09 PM by Doug Casey

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Aye, Me Hearties—Why There’s Still Old-Fashioned Treasure Out There

By Louis James, Chief Metals & Mining Investment Strategist I've always wondered why we tend to glorify pirates and treasure hunters: the Indiana Joneses, the Jack Sparrows, the Long John Silvers. I think it's because most people, while it...

Published 08-14-2013 1:25 PM by Doug Casey

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The Illusion of Safe Investing

By Dennis Miller Retirees are often more concerned with the return of their money than the return on their money. It's understandable; after our peak earning years have passed financial safety becomes our primary concern since the opportunity to earn...

Published 08-13-2013 12:20 PM by Doug Casey

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The Technological Evolution of Nonlethal Weaponry

By Doug Hornig, Senior Editor The rise of humans from fearful creatures huddled around cave fires to the dominant species on the planet largely parallels the evolution of weaponry. Different subgroups rose and fell, spreading their culture or declining...

Published 08-12-2013 4:03 PM by Doug Casey

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A Monetary Master Explains Inflation

By Terry Coxon, Senior Economist [Ed. note: One of the best things about being a partner in a research firm employing about 40 analysts is that I have unfettered access to really smart people. While we have a great team with expertise across the spectrum...

Published 08-09-2013 1:31 PM by Doug Casey

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A Lousy Investment that May Be a Good Source of Income

By Dennis Miller One of the biggest challenges facing retirees is how to bridge the gap between ever-rising expenses and virtually stagnant Social Security checks and other sources of income . While we are all finding ways to be more frugal, many folks...

Published 08-08-2013 11:39 AM by Doug Casey

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The Federal Reserve Relies on a Flawed Economic Model

By Lacy H. Hunt, Ph.D., Economist In May 22 testimony to the Joint Economic Committee of Congress, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke issued another of many similar positive interpretations of central bank policy. Yet again, he continued to argue that quantitative...

Published 08-07-2013 3:37 PM by Doug Casey

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Amazon.com Creates 5,000 Jobs, Destroys 25,000 in the Process?

By Alex Daley, Chief Technology Investment Strategist The Technology Jobs Conundrum The past few weeks have seen the tech and business media abuzz about a not-so-little warehouse in Tennessee. That's because this distribution center, opening its doors...

Published 08-02-2013 11:47 AM by Doug Casey

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5 Point Test for Every Investment

By Dennis Miller The issue is no longer one of waiting to see what the government is going to do; the real issue is what are we as investors going to do? When I say the investment paradigm has changed, I’m referring to a combination of factors....

Published 08-01-2013 11:28 AM by Doug Casey

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5 Ways To Protect and Grow Your Retirement: Whether You’re 45 or 75 or Somewhere In Between

Write-Downs: Death Sentence or Opportunity?

Peak Gold

Casey’s Louis James Warns: “Don’t Try to Time the Market”

You Don’t Plan on Being Retired Very Long, Do You?

Aye, Me Hearties—Why There’s Still Old-Fashioned Treasure Out There

The Illusion of Safe Investing

The Technological Evolution of Nonlethal Weaponry

A Monetary Master Explains Inflation

A Lousy Investment that May Be a Good Source of Income

The Federal Reserve Relies on a Flawed Economic Model

Amazon.com Creates 5,000 Jobs, Destroys 25,000 in the Process?

5 Point Test for Every Investment