FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Aug 24, 2010 Casey Research named to Inc.’s TOP 5000 Companies Respected Economic Research Firm Among Fastest-Growing Private Businesses in America Stowe, VT—Renowned investment newsletter firm Casey Research (www.caseyresearch.com) has been named to the prestigious Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing, privately held companies in America. The annual list published by Inc. [...]

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Last week, the price of gold again broke below its new base at $1,200, and the U.S. stock market was again under strong pressure, due to a confluence of fears, most of which point to a deflationary double-dip. The fears were fanned by disappointment in the just-released early quarterly results, by the latest CPI reports that show inflation continuing to moderate, and by yet another poll revealing faltering consumer confidence.

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L: You don’t think America can win the War on Terror?
Doug: [Sighs deeply] No. Not only is that impossible, the very idea is meaningless. Terrorism is not an enemy – it’s a tactic. You can’t have a war on terrorism any more than you can have a war on artillery barrages, cavalry charges – or a war on war, for that matter. The first step in winning a conflict is to identify the actual enemy. And the fools in DC can’t even do that.
But before we look at the future, it’s worth noting that terrorism has long been a favored tool of those in power, going all the way back to ancient times.

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Yep, we’ve heard that before. I even know some people that lost thousands on long dated Put after long dated Put. By the time a market drop came round, the market had risen so much the puts were still out of the money. But right now I have Doug Casey, Peter Grandich, and Gary Shilling [...]

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At a recent Casey Research editors’ meeting, the team took on the question of whether the somewhat steady recovery since last February’s washout bottom in the broader markets had any of us thinking that the recession might be over. The gathering of minds included: Doug Casey, Managing Director David Galland, CEO Olivier Garret, Casey Chief Economist Bud Conrad, Senior Energy Analyst Marin Katusa (my counterpart on the energy side), myself heading the metals division, and several other editors…

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What Likely Lurks Around the Corner By Jeff Clark, Editor, Casey’s Gold & Resource Report In the short term, a catastrophic deflation is quite possible. But in the long term, extremely high levels of inflation are now inevitable. The situation is very serious. Gold is the best hedge against both of these things. The better [...]

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by: Jeff Clark, Editor, Casey’s Gold & Resource Report Long-term readers know that gold moves inversely to the dollar, meaning if the dollar drops, gold tends to rise (and vice versa). This happens with about 80% regularity. But what many gold writers haven’t acknowledged is the leveraged movement our favorite metal has demonstrated this year [...]

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In a previous blog post I showed a guy trying to sell for $50, then even give away a 1 ounce Canadian Maple Leaf gold coin – and couldn’t. That coin right now costs about $1200. Some day these people are going to figure it out. And when they do, there simply is not enough [...]

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I wrote in a previous post, 5 Things You Need to Know to Buy Canadian Stocks, that the biggest returns are made when you buy at the right time and price. Doug Casey, founder of Casey Research, has often spoken of “summer shopping season”. What he is referring to is the tendency of the entire [...]

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This short video on the National Debt presented as a road trip would be a bit comical if it was not true. Some might say it kind of bashes Obama, but it that’s not a fair statement since he uses Obama’s own numbers. The President does indeed present a budget, but if I’m not mistaken [...]

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