It is perhaps a measure of America’s resilience as an economic power that its demise is so often foretold.

Stocks are now priced for an expansion, not a correction. They should go down.

The real problem isn't a lack of stimulus, the inequality of income distribution, that bankers are greedy, or that capitalism won't work. The problem is debt.

Two major public figures spoke -- a President and a Fed Chief. One shepherd pretended to create jobs. The other pretended to boost the economy.

What's the matter with investors? They should be selling gold and stocks.

How many new jobs have been created in the last 10 years? Zero. How much more does the average wage-earner make? Zero. How much more are stocks worth? Zero.

Where can people put their money?

The world's financial elite still believe in the recession/recovery concept. What a pity it never seems to work out.

Fed governors. Newspapers. Economists. All are pushing for more intervention. It is just a matter of time; they'll get it.

Gold is the only true money. It's been used as money for thousands of years. And it will probably be used for thousands more.