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  Inflation Deflation Debate Rages On...
  inflation.us Helping Americans Prepare for Hyperinflation The Division of individuals into inflation versus deflation camps I would argue, may be harmful to Americans that decide to believe wholeheartly in one over the other and act. For Example, purching real estate hoping for inflation to cure an over supply is a disaterous strategy. The realtity is, Price Inflation and deflation happen at the same time. We may see prices rise in Gold , Silver, Commodities but at the same time see massive declines in Real Estate,Stocks and Wages.
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  Deflation or Inflation? Protect You...
  MoneyWatch blogger Larry Swedroe explains how to safeguard your money during economic uncertainty.
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  Jim Rickards - Deflation Great for...
  Jim Rickards interviewed on CNBC explains why deflation may not be as bad for American workers as James Bullard suggests in his recent research paper. Here are a few quotes from the latest King World News Jim Rickards interview regarding the Fed: If you have deflation so that the price level goes down, you just got an increase in your real standard of living. If everything you buy is less expensive, your standard of living just went up, it's exactly the same thing as getting a raise. But it's even better because the government can't tax it. The government has not figured out how to tax an increase in the standard of living due to deflation." ...And so when the Fed fights deflation they're not doing the citizens a favor, they are doing the banks a favor and they are doing the Treasury a favor. So it's really it's really important to understand where the Fed is coming from here, they don't want to see people get tax free increases in their standard of living...So the Fed is really kind of fronting for the banks and the Treasury when they fight deflation." "Who says that you can print all of this money and you're just going to get mild inflation? Who says you are not going to get hyperinflation?...Well, this is a dynamically unstable process and the example I would give would be Weimar Germany in the early 20's."
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  The Economics of Deflation (by Jör...
  Recorded September 2005, Klampenborg - Denmark. Courtesy of Copenhagen Institute and Liberator. coin.dk liberator.dk Download podcast of this lecture in mp3: www.megaupload.com Jörg Guido Hülsmann en.wikipedia.org Ludwig von Mises Institute mises.org

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  9/2/10 Morning Show with Fred LeFeb...
  This morning on the show Dock and Fred talk about the recent economic reports pouring in and how they affect the market, along with real world events and market cycles. Dock also mentions comments made by departing White House economist Christina Romer regarding taxes. Tune in tomorrow for Factory Orders and Jobless Claims news.yahoo.com www.greenfaucet.com
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  Daily Market Report September 2...
  Light trading today, as they are waiting for tomorrow's Job numbers to be released. The Initial Jobless Claims are still high and Productivity for Q2 are down. Factory orders ticked slightly up (decent news), but a pleasant surprise is the Pending Home Sales went up (down about 19% from same month, July, of last year). The Stock Market is Up slightly and the Bond Market started down, creating a big gap (about 21 bps) and started further down and is now trading slightly higher for the day. I'd expect to see some of the gap to be filled before end of the day today. As a result, Mortgage Rates are Up a little bit from yesterday's report. We'll watch for tomorrow's numbers, which most are expecting it to be a little worse than the expectations.
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  Economic Data Report: Commerce Depa...
  The Commerce Department reported that factory orders increase 0.1% in July, the first increase after two months of declines, with strength coming from the volatile transportation sector. Excluding transportation, orders were down 1.5%. Manufacturing has been closely watched and considered a standout performer so far in the recovery with American companies benefiting from stronger growth in China and other developing nations.
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  9/1/10 Morning Show with Fred LeFeb...
  The first day of September brings us another edition of Good News Wednesday. Dock recaps positive reports from yesterday including retail sales, home price index and consumer confidence, then goes on to talk about foreign economies. Other topics include debt and equities transactions from a coporate level and an individual investor level and the human nature of investing. Keep an eye out today for motor vehicle sales reports and tomorrow comes factory orders.