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Gold and Baby Boomers

September 22, 2010

Analysis of:The Baby Boomer’s Case for Gold | seekingalpha.com

Gold currently is a sound investment for the maintenance of current portfolios, buying power and wealth for several years to come.This commodity serves as a true measure in the devaluation of the dollar and the damage done to american markets with failed trade, war, and banking policies. Combine this with corporate evacuation of jobs in the US further weakening the very environment that made many successful in the first place and we have the deep recession we cant easily climb out of.

Commercial Realestate complications.

March 18, 2009

Analysis of:Surge in Bank Failures Expected in '09 | online.wsj.com

In addition to the pressures felt by banks in the residential sector of lending, many of my peers agree, looming just as ominously before us is the commercial sectors potential for collapse and failure. Consider the value difference (regionally) of the average residential property and the costs of its failure. Then compare the impact to the banks for the average regional commercial property value and its default impact yet to come. It could very well be the straw that breaks the camels back for many banks small and large already in trouble. Costs per commercial loan default can easily be ten times that of a typical residential property in the same area. www.BlueMountainConsultant.com

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