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The Miracle of a Violent Economy

by Kris Sayce on April 16, 2010

We only have a brief Money Morning for you today as we’re rushing to get the Australian Wealth Gameplan weekly update out to members by this afternoon.

But there is something I wanted to mention today…

It’s been a while since we caught up with any of our old broker pals – probably because we’re a bit of a pariah these days.

But when we do meet up over the $13 all-you-can-eat buffet at the RACV Club in the next couple of weeks we’ll try and eke out of them what kind of message is going around Australia’s broking rooms.

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Which Bank to Short Sell Now!

by Kris Sayce on April 8, 2010

If your editor was a trader, the big trade we’d take a swing at now would be to bet against the banks again.

But make no mistake, when we mention the word ‘bet’ we mean it. We’re not talking about rigorous fundamental analysis that we do for Australian Small-Cap Investigator or Australian Wealth Gameplan. And neither are we talking about the type of technical analysis our Slipstream Trader Murray Dawes uses.

We’re talking the kind of bet that you’d make at the TAB. The kind of bet where you take a quick glance at the form guide and then shove a few bucks on it.

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Australia and its Population Control

by Kris Sayce on April 6, 2010

The social engineers are in full flight. Now Australia has a Population Minister. We prefer to label it the “Population Sinister”, or even the “Population Tsar.” Of course, this isn’t the first time politicians have tried to manipulate the make-up of the population.

The most recent before this is probably ex-Treasurer Peter Costello’s 3-Child policy. We don’t care to recall exactly what it was, something about “having one for the country.” Or something like that. We do recall mainstream journalists thinking the joke was hilarious at the time.

But the sad thing is, all this focus on trying to control the population is just more grist to the mill that confirms Western nations – including Australia – are heading head first towards totalitarian Socialism.

It wasn’t so long ago that the Chinese were lambasted and even ridiculed for their one-child policy. “It’s not natural to restrict family sizes” was the general theme of those arguing against the policy.

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Deals Lovingly Crafted by a Caring and Responsible Investment Banker

by Kris Sayce on April 1, 2010

Before we get into today’s Money Morning, a brief announcement…

Your editor is taking a long weekend. However, we’ve lined up a couple of guest essays to give you something to read while you’re tucking into your Easter eggs.

Tomorrow, BullionVault’s Adrian Ash will give you more info on China’s gold buying spree. And on Monday, Diggers & Drillers editor Alex Cowie will give you the lowdown on Australia’s second largest export commodity – coal.

In between, assistant editor Shae Smith will have the usual weekly round-up of events for you in Money Weekend on Saturday morning.

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Is There More Upside to the Aussie Market?

by Kris Sayce on March 19, 2010

Your editor writes from the sickbed this morning *cough*, so don’t be surprised if we cut things a little short *sniffle*.

Looking at the Aussie market we’re wondering, will it break out higher this time?

If you look at the chart below you can see the market has put in another rapid gain:

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