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FSN Broadcast for Saturday, July 5      Posted on Saturday, but available all week long.   

Market WrapUp for Thursday, July 3
Not Quite Slow and Steady
by Michael Panzner

Despite plenty of evidence that domestic demand continues to weaken, some analysts have remained upbeat on the economy (and the stock market). One reason for their optimism is their belief that dollar weakness will (continue) to power export sales (especially at the large multinational companies whose shares comprise the S&P 500 index), more than making up for the difference. However, a graph of U.S. factory orders (yesterday, the Commerce Department announced better-than-expected data for May) vs. the U.S. Dollar Index suggests the relationship may not be what it was. Full article

Financial Sense Editorials

07/05 This Week: The Domino Noose Effect by Peter Navarro, PhD
07/04 What the Founding Fathers Would Say by J. R. Nyquist
07/03 Drivers of Inflation #9: Excessive Money Supply Growth by Monty Guild & Tony Danaher
07/03 Very Dangerous Market by Carl Swenlin
07/03 Peak Resource Supply and World Economic Crisis by Andrew McKillop
07/03 South African Gold Shares: a good place to invest or not? by Julian Phillips
07/03 Scorched Earth Economy by David Galland/Casey Research
07/02 Gold Thoughts by Ned Schmidt
07/01 Farewell Address by Antal Fekete
06/30 We're Not in An Ordinary Time by Paul Nolte
06/30 This Week: Bernanke in a Coupled Box by Peter Navarro, Ph.D.
06/30 Th*nk*ng (Dependence) Part 5 by Fred Cederholm

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Financial Sense University Editorials

07/05 The Metrical Equilibrium of Housing by Charlie 'Carlos' Tarango
07/05 The Recent Hindenburg Omen by Robert McHugh, PhD
07/04 Junior Investor Takes Action (Crime of the Century post)
07/04 A Chart of Gold vs. the World by Olivia & Tatiana Van Vredenburch
07/04 Gold Stocks - The Next Winners by Chris Vermeulen
07/04 Solutions! Understanding the Issues facing Humanity by Brian Bloom
07/03 Profit from Fed-Catalyzed Crises by Deepcaster
07/03 Mid-Year Roundup by Andy Sutton
07/03 Gas Panic by Richard Karn
07/03 Algae: Greener than Ethanol? by Jennifer Barry
07/02 The Collection Agency Weekly Report by Mick Phoenix
07/02 Market Trends by Hans Wagner
07/02 USDollar on Edge, Gold on Verge by Jim Willie
07/02 Das Monetary Policy by John Browne
07/02 Stock market Choke Points for 2008 Part 6 by Brian Stoll, Timing Strategies
07/02 The Federal Reserve & Central Bank Gold Sales by Doug Gnazzo
07/02 Coming Wave of Regulation and the Risk to the Dollar by Joseph Brusuelas
07/02 The Presidential Election & Gold by David Vaughn
07/02 The Mysterious Ways of Bond Investors by Michael Pento
07/02 Crunch Time for Debt by Joe Average
07/01 Building Wealth with Natural Capitalism: The Crisis Decades by Robert Warren
07/01 We Have Inflation not Deflation by David Petch
07/01 Monetary Policy and Small-Company Stock Performance: A Bullish Case by Joseph Dancy
07/01 Bear Market Insanity by Paul Lamont
07/01 $90.21 by Daniel Barnes
06/30 Eyes wide open by Anthony Cherniawski
06/30 When Central Bankers Clash,Stock Markets can Crash by Gary Dorsch
06/30 Above the Law by Captain Hook
06/30 US House Prices Forecast 2008-2010 by Nadeem Walayat
06/30 Common Misconceptions about the Fed and Gold by Boris Sobolev

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