Who can you Trust?
We now have access to news from all over the world including real-time news updates. So with all this information available to us who can we trust for information and news that could impact our investments?
This blog captures my adventures in the risky world of investing. The 2008 crash put a dent in many peoples nest egg so how do we fill it back up?
We now have access to news from all over the world including real-time news updates. So with all this information available to us who can we trust for information and news that could impact our investments?
If you are looking for another investment option then I recommend you have a look at Forex. When I use their strategies I make money and I know of a few female traders who trained with knowledge to action as well. Take a look at the picture below of the Masters course that I attended last year. Check out that its not all nerdy looking males.
About now I wander off to my garden and spend a few hours forgetting about the mind numbing stupidity of humans and reflect on how very smart the bees are.
I have read a few books on the debt crisis and the madness of the Fed and corrupt puppet governments. This video explains the current debt crisis very well.
There seems to be a select group of people that think paying someone to learn the basics of something, especially something as serious as Forex trading is all they need to become a success. Whats worst however is that they will complain to anyone who will listen. These people, in my opinion, are to be ignored. They give you the wrong impression about the course/business.
My father had a deep distrust of banks and financial institutions. So much that he did hide his money under the mattress. He also brought the family car with cash – in fact everything apart from our family home was paid for in total with cash.
Matt provides endless facts and recorded history of just how powerful the likes of Goldman Sachs is in controlling the government, avoiding prosecution and generally raising a finger to society as a whole – greed is good but having ex Goldman Sachs employees riddled throughout key government positions is even better.
Vertical Financial Solutions is offering Australian and New Zealand residents a free financial review to prepare you for trading! I will be signing up to this and I recommend you do the same. A free review of this nature cannot hurt and even if you have all of this sorted its could to get a second opinion.
Its no doubt that the US will not allow the lost of the reserve status without a fight (even war?) – the author of the post stated as much as this allows the US to have a massive debt well above what other countries would be allowed to have.
Most readers of this blog will know that I attended the ‘Knowledge to Action Ultimate Forex‘ course and the ‘Forex Masters‘ course in 2011. I loved both courses and recommend them to anyone thinking about Forex as a way to generate extra income or replace your current employee income.
David Collum’s year in review post is now up of Chris Martenson’s site => David Collum writes a detailed “Year in Review”. Its a bloody good read in which David outlines what happened in 2011 related to the financial world. I like his style of writing sparkling with the insight of a well-read and experienced person who can capture the silliness, stupidity and absurdity of human nature.
Below are the list of books that I will attempt to read over the holidays while taking a break from trading.
The people that create and use these weapons of mass destruction are the ones that cause the rest of humanity to suffer. Can we not try and learn from the mistakes of past depressions?