Cara Community
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| Blog Name: | Cara Community |
| Url: | http://caracommunity.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Investing, Social Equity, Stocks |
| Description: | Bill Cara began his Cara Community blog, in which he gives daily trading and economic commentary, and hosts a lively discourse, in April of 2004. Soon afterward, he was named Forbes magazine “Favorite Trading Blog”, and has received accolades from Barron’s and The Wall Street Journal. He is now widely known as an analyst and commentator of current global financial issues and his popular website is routinely visited by over 100,000 readers from 140 countries around the world. He states, “The blog’s purpose is to demystify the capital markets and help return control of those financial assets to the people who own them. People need accurate information and appropriate tools and techniques.” Accordingly, he is known as a populist, but refers to himself as a Free Market Patriot. |
| Popularity: | 10 Followers |
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Re: Only asset class making new highs is gold
In reply to Daily Trading & Social Commentary for Nov. 6: Of course it all depends on your point of view and currency of reference. The attached chart is Gold in different currencies and yes in US$ Gold is making new highs, based on the assumption of constant currency value. But in other currencies the Feb high is yet to be taken out. If I look at from another viewpoint, say Gold is the worlds constant currency, then the chart just shows which currencies are leading the pack to the downside of real value. Being from Canada I always tend to look at my asset (gains / losses) as
In reply to Daily Trading & Social Commentary for Nov. 6: Of course it all depends on your point of view and currency of reference. The attached chart is Gold in different currencies and yes in US$ Gold is making new highs, based on the assumption of constant currency value. But in other currencies the Feb high is yet to be taken out. If I look at from another viewpoint, say Gold is the worlds constant currency, then the chart just shows which currencies are leading the pack to the downside of real value. Being from Canada I always tend to look at my asset (gains / losses) as
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In reply to Daily Trading & Social Commentary for Nov. 6: I am shutting the blog down.
In reply to Daily Trading & Social Commentary for Nov. 6: I am shutting the blog down.
Re: Thank you Peter
In reply to Daily Trading & Social Commentary for Nov. 6: In tribute "Now cracks a noble heart. Goodnight sweet prince; And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest." Condolences Ross
In reply to Daily Trading & Social Commentary for Nov. 6: In tribute "Now cracks a noble heart. Goodnight sweet prince; And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest." Condolences Ross
Re: Yesterday, and the late nite
In reply to Daily Trading & Social Commentary for Nov. 6: Spot, I believe the concern expressed in your post regarding the following sections is nothing less than health care industry propaganda. “• Secs. 1158-1160 (pp. 499-520) initiates programs to reduce payments for [Medicare] patient care to what it costs in the lowest cost regions of the country [Indian Reservations??]. This will reduce payments for care (and by implication the standard of care) for hospital patients in higher cost areas such as New York and Florida [and all those areas that are not so “higher cost”]
In reply to Daily Trading & Social Commentary for Nov. 6: Spot, I believe the concern expressed in your post regarding the following sections is nothing less than health care industry propaganda. “• Secs. 1158-1160 (pp. 499-520) initiates programs to reduce payments for [Medicare] patient care to what it costs in the lowest cost regions of the country [Indian Reservations??]. This will reduce payments for care (and by implication the standard of care) for hospital patients in higher cost areas such as New York and Florida [and all those areas that are not so “higher cost”]
Gov of the People; For the People, and By the People?
In reply to Daily Trading & Social Commentary for Nov. 6: Government of the People; For the People, and By the People? Bank bailouts, Car bailouts, Fannie/Freddie bailouts, Insurance (so called “Healthcare”) bailouts by CONgress despite the voiced despair and frustration of the People says that our Gov no longer cares about the will of the people. Some posters say that our Gov needs to learn from history. Unfortunately, I think the PTB know history all too well. Our forefathers intended that we be a “republic”, but we like to think of ourselves as a “democracy”.
In reply to Daily Trading & Social Commentary for Nov. 6: Government of the People; For the People, and By the People? Bank bailouts, Car bailouts, Fannie/Freddie bailouts, Insurance (so called “Healthcare”) bailouts by CONgress despite the voiced despair and frustration of the People says that our Gov no longer cares about the will of the people. Some posters say that our Gov needs to learn from history. Unfortunately, I think the PTB know history all too well. Our forefathers intended that we be a “republic”, but we like to think of ourselves as a “democracy”.
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