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Posts Tagged ‘remember

22 Jul, 2009

Socialized Heathcare… Do we want this?

Posted by: gauntlett In: Economy|Health Care|Obama

First Step: Watch this video on Canadian Healthcare Did you watch the video?  I would embed it so you can watch it here, but it seems that due to technological limitations (or decisions) that isn’t going to happen.  And no I’ve decided against figuring out how to circumvent such actions.  So, click the link already.  [...]

13 Jan, 2009

A bond bubble… Really?

Posted by: gauntlett In: Bailout|Commodities|Debt

Bonds, bonds, bonds…  United States Government bonds ARE the safest investment in the world besides cash.  Right?  They are aren’t they?  I mean they are backed by the taxing power of the United States Government so they have to be.  Well, sure you will get your money back at a measly 2.x% these days.  Isn’t [...]

04 Sep, 2008

How to remember!

Posted by: gauntlett In: Psychology|Random Musings

I was reading an article on Dr. Gary North’s site about remembering. If you aren’t a follower of his works I highly recommend taking a look.  He can be found here. He looks at the world from the perspective of an Austrian economist and offers many great insights into the world in which we live. [...]

GDP cries foul! When the numbers emerged today I was shocked. After my initial amazement sunk in I started to wonder what was “really” going on here… My eighth grade science teacher (yes 8th grade was a long time ago) managed to prove through statistics that I and everyone else in the class didn’t exist. [...]

26 Aug, 2008

Conquering your Ego

Posted by: gauntlett In: Psychology

Investing in your ego is perilous to your bottom line. So, why is it that when we come across a investment idea that we wait until a confirmation to act? We act after a major move, get it when everyone else already has and act like sheep. Have you ever said to yourself – “I [...]



  • kerz: haeh heh! excellent. too late though! and it is a canard to pretend the republicans are deeply concerned. the rot is bipartisan.
  • kerz: Like your comment. 2 sources of income: taxes and "quant easing" HA HA. so true.Imagine, a 3rd world country is liberalizing, while US having
  • kerz: haeh heh! excellent. too late though! and it is a canard to pretend the republicans are deeply concerned. the rot is bipartisan.

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The name is Trevor Gauntlett... I tend to like to question everything and don't like to take things at face value. There is always an alternative story to everything. My focus is the economy and finance with a desire for personal liberties and rights.

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