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August 2009

Still A Good Time for Canadians To Purchase US Dollars While The Loonie Is High

August 5, 2009 · 5 comments

in CAD, currencies, exchange rates, financial planning, travel

Yesterday the Canadian loonie started a downward climb again, but was still buying 93.1 cents USD (down from a Monday high of 93.9 cents USD).  Last Friday the Canadian dollar was at 92 cents USD.  If you didn’t get a chance to purchase American dollars then, consider doing so now.
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What To Do With Your Money Just In Case Trends Forecaster Gerald Celente Is Right

August 3, 2009 · 14 comments

in US debt, US economy, USD, economy, emergencies, financial planning, hyperinflation, survival, wealth protection

N.B., Acknowledging the fact that some Americans probably think Gerald Celente is a nut – those who are familiar with him at all – just as, for many people, Peter Schiff is seen as an extremist or nut – I think that, given their analytic track records – which you have to admit, have been [...]

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Second Half of the Year: Portfolio CheckUps, The Congressional Effect and Markets Going Forward

August 1, 2009 · 4 comments

in investing (general), link roundup, seasonal investing

Welcome to 2009 part two. Now’s a good time to look back over the first half of 2009 and see how far we’ve come – economically, fiscally, personally.  In the past I’ve done portfolio checkups just once a year, but this year I’m starting mid-year checkups as well.  I check in regularly throughout the year, [...]

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