Jubilee Prosperity

Let’s not confuse the costs of government with asset inflation or deflation, the natural Jubilee Generation cycle with its decadal plus seasons.

http://www.kondratyev.com/reference/theory_explained.htm

The next TopTen comes out on or before Saturday 20 March 2010, the Spring Equinox, when day is as long as night, when clocks and hopes spring forward and scarce crops are planted.

Spring comes at 1:32 PM EDT this year, so we reset our watch before.

TopTen subscribers are also protected by a full money back guarantee if the value ideas do not more than cover subscription cost in one year.

Beyond private property rights, the reason our subscription ideas are copyrighted and costly is they are good and unpopular.

If they became popular, results might change.

We invest in neither the greater fool theory, nor the zero sum game, but the win, win, win.

That brings up this post’s topic: Gold Fever.

In recent posts we did our best to present the power of contrary opinion at turning points of maximum optimism and pessimism such as now.

We apologize if we were not clear, or if we were too repetitive.

We are not trying to persuade anyone of anything. We do like to share.

Mr Buffett casually mentioned on Friday 17 October 2008 in the New York Times that he was buying. He said:

I’ve been buying American stocks. Why? A simple rule: Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful.

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/17/opinion/17buffett.html

He later wrote an article on the Greenback Effect that led many to suspect he may be bracing for hyperinflation.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/19/opinion/19buffett.html

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