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Investors Beware Of Central Bank Deception!

Chuck Butler's recent Dow Theory Letter article (behind paywall), "Central Bank Frustrations" was an eye-opener. Chuck removes any illusions about "trusting" central bankers. He quotes former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke:

"Given the fundamental factors in place that should support the demand for housing, we believe the effect of the troubles in the subprime sector on the broader housing market will likely be limited."

Soon after, the housing market crashed due to subprime loans.

Trillions of dollars that would have been paid in interest to seniors and savers was diverted to bail out the banks – destroying the retirement hopes and dreams of many generations.

Fed Chairman Bernanke called this "collateral damage".

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Investors Beware Of Central Bank Deception!

September 20, 2018 Dennis Miller Leave a comment

Chuck Butler’s recent Dow Theory Letter article (behind paywall), “Central Bank Frustrations” was an eye-opener. Chuck removes any illusions about “trusting” central bankers. He quotes former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke: “Given the fundamental factors in place that should support the demand for housing, we believe the effect of the troubles in the subprime sector on the broader housing market will […]

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Wall Street Ignores Corporate Earnings Deception – Don’t Get Burned!

September 13, 2018 Dennis Miller Leave a comment

Diogenes would have a tough time finding an honest man announcing corporate earnings. In my article, Pepsi-Cola Hits The Spot?, I outlined how Pepsi trumpeted sales and profit increases, yet both actually declined. Investors have a difficult challenge managing their life savings dealing with phony, deceptive data. Corporate America blares misleading headline numbers hoping to drive up their stock prices […]

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A Nice Little House With A White Picket Fence

September 6, 2018 Dennis Miller Leave a comment

I was a senior, Sally was a freshman. We would hold hands and walk to the small lake on the other side of her family’s farm. The bank was angled, and we would lean back and stare at the distant sky and cloud formations. Sally (Name is changed but the story is real) was my high school sweetheart who I […]

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Is Filing For Bankruptcy Right For You?

August 30, 2018 Dennis Miller Leave a comment

A New York Times (NYT) headline blared, “Too Little Too Late’: Bankruptcy Booms Among Older Americans”. They reference a Consumer Bankruptcy Project (CBP) study, “Graying of U.S. Bankruptcy: Fallout from Life in a Risk Society”: “For a rapidly growing share of older Americans, traditional ideas about life in retirement are being upended by a dismal reality: bankruptcy. …. Driving the […]

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What Happens When You Discover A Flaw in Your Retirement Plan After You Retire?

August 23, 2018 Dennis Miller

Millions of baby boomers and seniors are now discovering their retirement nest egg is not delivering like they anticipated. Unless you have a well-funded pension, your income projections are not being met. Why? Was there a mistake in the plan? What can be done once they have left the workforce? We hear a lot of political talk about “The rich […]

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Walk Softly – Big Brother Wields A Big Stick

August 16, 2018 Dennis Miller

People move about the world for different reasons; climate, health, employment, family and to escape for a better life. Our forefathers risked their lives for a dream of a brighter future. Legendary golfer Phil Mickelson, a California native, complained about the state having the highest taxes in the nation and he was (gasp!) considering moving to a more tax-friendly jurisdiction. […]

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It Wasn’t Raining When Noah Built The Ark!

August 9, 2018 Dennis Miller

“Oh my gosh”, my wife Jo exclaimed. “He’s walking right toward us!” He smiled, extended his hand and said, “Hi, I’m Ron Paul.” I smiled, shook his hand, and introduced myself and my wife. I was the oddball when I wrote for Casey Research. I was surrounded by legendary newsletter pundits and heavy-duty researchers. I was a 73-year-old retiree, writing […]

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