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Tuesday, January 1, 2013

This Week's Best of the Best from Uncommon Wisdom



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The best of Uncommon Wisdom
for the week ending December 29, 2012
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This Week's Featured Story ...
When Will We Finally See Significant Inflation?
by JR Crooks
The Federal Reserve's accommodative monetary policies have expanded the monetary base and banks' balance sheets. But the money hasn't made it into the real economy. I think this may change in 2013, paving the way for significant inflation.
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EDITOR'S PICKS
China Lifts Investment Limits on Foreigners
by Tony Sagami

China's leaders want the Chinese stock market to get back on track and moving higher. One of the fastest and easiest ways to do that is open the floodgates of eager foreign money to invest in Chinese stocks.
How Important is Consumer Debt to the Stock Market?
by Sean Brodrick

Is the level of consumer debt as a percentage of income important to the stock market?
Lame Ducks Barely Showing Up to Quack!
by George Lambert

Will Rogers had it right in 1932 when he said, "An awful lot of people are confused as to just what is meant by a lame duck Congress ..."
THIS WEEK'S TOP STORIES
Important Lessons from the Guns of Lexington and Yorktown
by Sean Brodrick

A currency crisis ... a superpower mired in an unconventional war ... cutthroat capitalists preying on honest merchants ...
How to Boost Your (Stock) Buying Power in 2013
by Rudy Martin

Last December, considering the magnitude of the euro-zone crisis and its ongoing negative effect on other developed markets, I predicted 2012 would be the year of the emerging-market investor.
Lennar Borrows $1.7B from China Bank
by Tony Sagami

U.S. home builder Lennar had to go all the way to China to find financing for its new housing projects.

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