I've been working on a writeup of Munger's Alibaba (BABA) blunder for a couple weeks. Once the article is released you're going to learn a great deal of things. For now, I'll leave you with a brief introduction as well as a few annotated images.  

The following article is more than 80 pp. in length and has been divided into 7 parts. This series of articles represents the most insightful analysis on the gold pumping scene ever published. And it was written by the man who actually spotted the gold bull market in 2001, advised gold to his clients, but was wise enough to have forecast the peak in gold at $2000 two years before it was reached, and warned the public that once the bubble burst, gold and silver would spend many years in a bear market. The year 2001 is likely to be very memorable to most people for different reasons. For many people, the year 2001 brings back memories of the attack on the World Trade Center by the Mossad and CIA. The collapse of the stock market immediately after this catastrophic act of domestic and for...

With all that’s happened with the real estate and banking crisis, the word “bailout” has been plastered throughout the media with little discussion of exactly what a bailout entails. Supplying money to a distressed company does not by itself represent a bailout. It all depends on where the money is coming from, and whether or not a moral hazard has been created. Bear Stearns vs. LTCM Let’s look at some “bailouts” from the past. Let me just tell you right off the bat - Bear Stearns did not receive a bailout. Forget what you’ve read. They’re all wrong. Why do I say this? A true bailout creates a “free ride” for the recipient via government assistance. In other words, a bailout creates a moral hazard - the tendency to behave irresp...

As many of you recall, more than a year ago I wrote an article questioning what I felt to be exaggerated, baseless and sensationalist viewpoints and conclusions about the U.S. economy, gold and hyperinflation written by John Williams of Shadowstats.

In this, the second installment of what is slated to be a 4-part series, I expose more sharks sucks as Kevin Trudeau, Robert Kiyosaki and more. You won't want to miss out on this piece because as you know by now, you aren't going to get the full unbiased truth about these BS artists anywhere else but here.  

In August 2009, Mike Stathis posted a reward for the first person who could prove that there was a financial professional that could match his track record before, during and after the economic collapse.  We officially launched this reward or challenge in 2011. 

Those who are unfamiliar with me can find out more about my credentials, my background, as well as my investment research track record here, here, and here. Examine Mike Stathis' unmatched track record of predicting the 2008 financial crisis, enabling investors to capture life-changing profits by checking here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Were you holding shares of Alibaba (BABA) or other Chinese stocks when they collapsed?  If so, you'll want to read this article. If not, you'll still want to read this article because (like all of our articles) it contains...

This article represents the first in a series that will discuss the realities about Robert Prechter and his track record. In this first installment I am going to show you a recent interview given by Prechter on Tech Ticker.

Those who are unfamiliar with me can find out more about my credentials, my background, as well as my investment research track record here, here, and here. Examine Mike Stathis' unmatched track record of predicting the 2008 financial crisis, enabling investors to capture life-changing profits by checking here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Today, I'm going to continue where I left off from a previous article by exposing the fake investment guru who uses the pseudonym, Tom Nash.  See Exposing YouTube Fake Investment Gurus Series: Introduction to Tom Nash In the future...

Examine Mike Stathis' unmatched track record of predicting the 2008 financial crisis, enabling investors to capture life-changing profits by checking here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here. Michael Burry is a fund manager who got lucky after making what was actually a pretty easy bet against the sub-prime mortgages back in 2006.   Incidentally, if you don't understand why his bet was an easy one to make, you have much to learn.  If Burry really knew what was going in 2006, he would have gone to the media and told them about his bets against the sub-primes instead of hiding his bet and waiting to see if it panned out.   Moreover, if Burry really understood what was going on he would have also: 1) Be......

After monitoring Jim Rogers’ media appearances for several years, I’ve noticed a very disturbing trend. Once the media monkey conducting the interview has told the audience how great of an investor he is, Rogers is usually asked about the economy and the capital markets to which he most often responds with a predictable rant consisting primarily of hyperbole and more often than not, complete nonsense. Once Rogers has finished delivering his predictable narrative, the media monkey typically asks him to discuss what he considers lucrative investment opportunities to which he invariably recommends commodities and foreign currencies.  I'll get to Rogers' hidden agendas with regards to these persistent recommendations later. Right now I want to focus on risk aspect of th...

I think it is important to remind people about the price and quality of content. It’s really quite simple. No content is truly free. You pay a huge price for that content. Unfortunately, the price you pay is almost always hidden so that most people never even realize what it has cost them. Most often, the cost is an opportunity cost or the cost of misinformation which leads to huge losses of money or even one's health.

Here is the email exchange between myself and Greg Zuckerman, mentioned in a recent article.    Mr. Zuckerman, Instead of trying to make Paulson look like some genius, why not try doing some investigative journalism to see why he is paying Greenspan a 7-figure "consulting" salary. It's Greenspan’s cut of the heist.  As the facts show, I predicted the details of this collapse in 2 books written in late 2006. Yet, the media has continued to ignore me. Why? because they don't want people to know the about nation's biggest problems: free trade and healthcare, which I detailed in this book. I was discussing healthcare and the entitlements as a cause of this depression and now the Calvary arrives to discuss healthcare. Yet, they have not dared discuss free trad...

A few days ago, the liberal radio network, AirAmerica ended all programming and announced that it would soon be filing for chapter 7.  Before I continue, I think a little background info might be noteworthy. You see, back when I wrote America's Financial Apocalypse, President Bush was the current puppet in the White House. So I knew that AirAmerica would be the best chance I'd have to warn people about the upcoming depression, expected to commence with the real estate meltdown.

I already exposed huckster Raoul Pal a few years ago (See the Image Library as well as the links below) as a clown who was using the Jewish buddy system in order to get media coverage. This represents marketing deception at best.    Hey Pal, show us the fucking proof behind your claims that you predicted the financial crisis. Otherwise, you're a fucking liar and you're committing fraud!   Mike Stathis holds the best investment forecasting track record in the world since 2006. Check here to download Chapter 12 of Cashing in on the Real Estate Bubble, showing how he recommended to short Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, as well as the homebuilders, banks and even General Electric and General Motors.    View Mike Stathis' Track Record here, here, here,...

As a desperate attempt to stop the bleeding, banks are stepping up with further efforts to protect delinquent homeowners. To date, this represents the most radical effort to stop the avalanche of foreclosures. It’s thought these ridiculous bailouts will help restore the housing market which will provide more stability to the economy. The problem is that these plans are still insufficient to make any impact. And there is nothing to absorb the massive inventory of housing. If Washington wants to help homeowners make mortgage payments, they need to stop letting corporations send jobs overseas. Similar to the banking bailout, the latest “solution” from Washington will continue to waste taxpayer money. More important, it will reward the wrong people and punish responsible hom...

To: Peter S. Goodman, New York Times   The following email (I no longer have the previous email) was in response to Peter Goodman asking me if I have proof that Washington Mutual was not insolvent and was seized inappropriately. I had previously emailed him with information about the illegal seizure of Washington Mutual. Background reading materials The Biggest Banking Heist in World History: Washington Mutual Illegal Seizure of Washington Mutual (complaint to SEC) Blast from the Past: Mike Predicts Demise of Washington Mutual and Lehman Evidence the SEC Ignored WaMu's Request to be SAVED WaMu: One Year Later and Still No Indictments WaMu Insider Trading & Naked Short Selling Ignorance of Main Street Best Seen in WaMu Shareholders WaMu Coverup: Email to Dan Wilchins Re...

Those of you who are familiar with my previous publications know my real estate forecasts remain unchanged since first published in 2006.

For more than two years now, many Americans have heard warnings of hyperinflation from the large consensus of misguided individuals, whose agendas serve as the basis for their ridiculous claims. Much of this nonsense has come from the gold bugs and perma-bears, although it is often difficult to distinguish between the two. Sprouting from this group of fear-mongers is a larger number of naïve followers whose mission is to also be inducted into the media club, while they too profit from selling gold ads and other financial arrangements made with gold dealers. Many of these individuals spend their entire day watching CNBC and blogging, so as to feed off of the daily smoke-and-mirrors, because they know that millions of sheep continue to watch this trash, despite the fact that CNBC and...

If anyone knows what to expect from the stock market and economy, don't you think it would be the leading stock market forecaster in the world? If you want to hear the full 2 hour analysis as well as gain access to the next 11 months of forecasts, you're going to need to subscribe to either the Intelligent Investor (see here) or Market Forecaster (see here).  View Mike Stathis' Track Record here, here, here, here, here, here and here. Don't you think if anyone knows what to expect from the capital markets it would be the person who predicted the 2008 financial crisis, stock market collapse, real estate collapse, the bailout of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (and much more)? If you're going to risk your money in the capital mark......