Americans Buy a Lot of Junk, Junking the U.S.

This morning’s Wall Street Journal has a fascinating article entitled, “Americans Buy More Stuff They Don’t Need.”  Of course this comes as no shock to anyone.  But what was interesting about the story is the quantification of just how much junk your average U.S. citizen buys. Specifically, the WSJ estimates that Americans Buy $1.2 trillion worth of junk each year.  This...
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23 April 2011: Video Interview with TheStreet.com’s Gregg Greenberg

Here is a link to the video interview with TheStreet.com’s Gregg Greenberg that aired 19 April, 2011.  The subjects discussed include: gold, China and the U.S. economy. Thanks, as always, to Gregg Greenberg and TheStreet.com – your support is unequaled!
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22 April 2011: Interview with TheStreet.com’s Gregg Greenberg

Here is a link to my interview with TheStreet.com’s excellent reporter, Gregg Greenberg.  This is my second podcast interview with Gregg, and again the subject is The Intuitive Investor: A Radical Guide for Manifesting Wealth. JasonApolloVoss’s Interview with TheStreet.Com’s Gregg Greenberg talking about The Intuitive Investor: A Radical Guide for Manifesting Wealth. Thanks to...
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Google is Guilty of Apple’s Hubris, Too

Yesterday I wrote about Apple’s increasing bold hubris and unethical behavior.  The evidence was that they use all of their wireless devices to track and record your whereabouts.  That information is then sent to Apple for them to do with what they want.  My source was the New York Times. This morning the Wall Street Journal is reporting that it isn’t just Apple that is guilty of the...
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Apple iPhone and iPad Track Where You Are

This morning the New York Times is reporting that Apple tracks and logs onto both your iPhone and iPad your physical location.  Two computer programmers reported the findings of their research at a San Francisco technology conference. Clearly this is further evidence of Apple’s growing hubris as a dominant technology firm.  Most galling to me is that the tracking software was added to...
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Market Selloff Over Done

Yesterday the major stock market indices were each down over 1%.  I feel that the market sell off was over done.  Ostensibly the decline was because Standard & Poor’s cut the credit rating outlook of the United States government to negative.  This is the credit ratings agency equivalent of a warning of an imminent downgrade. The reason I feel that the sell off was over done is not...
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18 April 2011: AskMen.com Access Intuition For Smarter Investing Article

I am pleased to announce that an article that I wrote for AskMen.com entitled, Access Intuition For Smarter Investing, has been published. Thanks to AskMen and its readership!  I feel privileged to be included in this rapidly growing community. Jason
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