http://whiskeyblog.com Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:08:29 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The dollar is strengthening as fears of inflation are beginning to lessen. But now there’s deflation and decreasing commodity prices around the corner. More: continued here http://whiskeyblog.com/shrinking-money-supply/ August is historically a bad month for resource commodity stocks, but if you can ride it out, prices are sure to rise once again. More: continued here http://whiskeyblog.com/resource-commodity-stocks/ Real estate developers are always looking for land to purchase. That makes land ownership a lucrative investment strategy. More: continued here http://whiskeyblog.com/land-ownership/ Many investors love commodities because they are simply controlled by the laws of supply and demand. Those key factors point us toward another bull market. More: continued here http://whiskeyblog.com/commodity-bull-market/ Unless you work in the whisky industry, you've probably never heard of James Espey or Tom Jago. However, I'll bet that you've had one of the whisky brands they've been responsible for creating over their decades in the business. Now, they've teamed up with Peter Fleck for The Last Drop, ... http://whiskeyblog.com/whiskycast-episode-159-august-24-2008/ The problems might not be over, but the hysteria has died down. Financial stocks became oversold and are now having a corrective rally. But don’t expect it to last. More: continued here http://whiskeyblog.com/short-selling/ The market for gold and oil has recently gone through a correction period. But don’t expect these cheap prices to stick around forever. More: continued here http://whiskeyblog.com/gold-and-oil-prices/ History shows that precious metals usually follow a particular path and this year appears to be no different than before. More: continued here http://whiskeyblog.com/gold-price-rebound/ Consumer confidence numbers show us that the economy is in trouble. But how much stock should we really put in these figures? More: continued here http://whiskeyblog.com/consumer-confidence/ The development of the American suburban system has added to the waste and misuse of resources in the United States. More: continued here http://whiskeyblog.com/wasting-resources/