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Your editor will try to be brief today because as soon as we’re done with these notes we’re scooting off to visit one of our Australian Small-Cap Investigator tips for a guided tour of a demonstration facility.
If you’re an Australian Small-Cap Investigator subscriber you’ll read about, and hopefully see the video we plan to take, [...]

No one in the editorial office could believe it. Ben Bernanke, chairmen of the Federal Reserve, strongly opposes government interference in monetary policy. So he said in a conference held at the Bank of Japan (BoJ).
‘Abuse by the government of the power to issue money as a means of financing its own spending inevitably leads [...]

Well, it looks as though the pathetic mainstream press has started to awaken from its slumber on the Super Tax.
Over the last day or so we’ve finally seen the penny drop as they realise the Super Profits Tax isn’t a tax on Super Profits, it’s just a bigger tax.
As our example showed yesterday, it’s not [...]

Before we get on to today’s non-property related edition of Money Morning a very brief follow-up to yesterday’s edition.
First of all, we’ve re-read it, and do you know what, it seems a little disjointed. After two weeks of a property famine, on reflection we think we tried to cram in too much – must [...]

We’ve seen a lot of chatter over the past twenty-four hours suggesting the housing finance figures indicate a topping out of the housing market. We wouldn’t be too sure about that just yet.
Let me try and explain…
One of the biggest furphies of 2009 is that there has been a ‘deleveraging’ in financial markets.
The idea [...]