Not From CNBC

Here is an interesting chart that speaks for its self. What booming economy?

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http://www.talkmarkets.com/content/us-markets/dow-valued-in-gold-still-65-below-its-1999-peak?post=76133

You won’t hear this on CNBC.

For some perspective on the long-term performance of the stock market, today’s chart presents the Dow priced in another global currency — gold. Today’s chart illustrates how it currently takes 14.7 ounces of gold to ‘buy the Dow’ (i.e. the Dow / gold ratio) — well off the 44.8 ounces it took back at its peak in 1999. From the 1990 peak until 2011, the Dow (priced in gold) endured a massive bear market. Since 2011, gold has struggled while the Dow has continued to rally. All of this has resulted in the Dow (priced in gold) rallying in a well-defined, upward sloping trend channel. Despite this strong rally, however, the Dow (priced in gold) remains well below its 1999 peak and has just broke below support of its four-year upward sloping trend channel.

Stay Clear of being Insolvent - Manage debt - or avoid it!

In the coming economic hard times insolvency is a bad position to be in.
What that means is not having the ability to pay debts or bills. 
When you look at the US Government debt they are insolvent as the payment for the huge amount of debt now covers only the interest due on the loan.

If your monthly expenses exceed your monthly income you are then close to insolvent. When you fail to make your payments due every month is when you become insolvent.

In other words it may not be a good idea to follow in the footsteps of insolvency lead by the US government.

As you pay down  your debt, stay away from debt in tough economic times If you cannot afford to pay the payments due every month.

Seek positive cash flow at the same time debt is dissolved.

Before you happen to loose your job be sure you have 6-18 months of income reserved to cover monthly expenses this will keep you solvent.

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The Wealth IS out There

Depending who you ask the wealth is always available.

Cash must flow.

Cash will always flow and wealth will flow with it.

Just think about what you do each and everyday with your own finances

What you buy what you save and how much you invest in.

we buy food because we must eat; we buy water because we must drink and we pay rent, a mortgage and/or/also property taxes because we want to be sheltered.

The point is that interest compounds your ability to pay more for someone else's money when mis managed and if managed properly can compound the rewards which comes to risk.

Risk is simply management of the situations that to can or cannot control the purpose is to keep the benefit in your favor.

The average person doesn't manage risk well and becomes indebted which brings us to the end if you cannot mange debt well don't go into debt.

Pay yourself first. And always.

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Interest Rates 101

Here is a great lesson on Interest rates inflation and the money supply


2 minute video below

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http://www.investopedia.com/terms/n/negative-interest-rate-policy-nirp.asp

Joaquin Hurricane to Hit Washington D.C.

The reason behind it is the meaning behind the name. washington D.C. is eventuallygoing to be lifted by god. Take it or leave it.
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https://www.google.com/#q=joaquin+meaning

Joaquín [xoaˈkin] or Joaquin is the 
Spanish language version of Joachim. It is 
a male name which finds its origin in 
Hebrew and literally means "lifted by Yahweh". 
Jojakim (originally Eljakim) was a king of Judah 
in the Old Testament.
Joaquín - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joaquín

Wikipedia