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NCAA Football Playoff Rules Not Good Enough for Obama President-elect Obama vowed to use his power to change the way the NCAA football playoffs are run. During an interview with 60 Minutes, Obama said he would "throw his weight around" to influence the NCAA, because "it's the right thing to do." Actually, this is entirely the wrong thing to do. Regardless of pros and cons for Obama's proposals, the bottom line is that the President of the United States has no authority to influence private matters like college football procedures. This is entirely outside the scope of power entrusted to the Executive Branch. Another Peak Oil Alarmist Finding and bringing oil to market is becoming increasingly difficult. The International Energy Agency (IEA) recently warned that price declines have triggered a sharp reduction in exploration and new field investment, which could cause significant future market imbalances. This could have a big impact on your prosperity if you fail to insulate yourself, and could be a great profit opportunity for those with an appetite for risk Corporate Pigs Lining Up at the Trough With the unprecedented bailout of the finance industry, it's only a matter of time before other corporate lobbyists come knocking on the federal door. As a matter of fact, the automotive and now retail industries are pushing for their own bailouts. Why not? The government is redistributing all of our money to corporations in finance, should they do the same for every other industry? The CEO of JC Penny's certainly thinks so. Movie Review: An American Carol Liberal and classical liberal are two very different things. Being the latter, I find it difficult to stomach anything that comes out of Hollywood with a political spin. That spin is almost always skewed towards the left. That's why I was surprised with seeing David Zucker's "An American Carol." This is a rare conservative film that presents a positive spin to the America much of the world has come to hate! How to Prevent a Repeat of the Credit Crisis There's a great deal of public angst over the "credit crisis" and the housing bust. Of course you hear of the usual culprits (and they certainly were culprits!): predatory lenders, not enough regulatory oversight to protect homebuyers, and greedy financial institutions. But before forming our modern versions of possies and rounding up the perpetrators, let's dig a little deeper and see how this kind of catastrophe can be prevented in the future. How Taxes Impact Property Values In order for government to function it must collect taxes. We have multiple levels of government - local, state, and federal - each with its own funding requirements. Tax theory suggests the best way to raise revenue is to levy a broad, uniform, and low rate. Not only that, but taxes should avoid hindering productivity, such as taxing income (especially on a progressive scale), which depresses economic activity and provides incentive for avoidance. As far as real estate is concerned, the most relevent taxes fall into two categories: transfer and property taxes. Each has a unique effect on the real estate market, so it's important to understand the full consequences of policy when making investment decisions. Markets Do Better Under Democrats! According to the statistics it seems so! In an article written by economist Jeremy Siegel (Published 9/5 on Yahoo Finance), it appears that over the last 120 year period stock markets have risen 10.85% under Democratic presidencies, compared to 8.25% under Republican administrations. This trend has only accelerated in the last 60 years, with Democrat returns averaging 15.26% per year versus 9.01% Republican returns. What is it about Democratic presidencies that drive markets nuts? Everyone Must Pay Taxes or America will Fail Most of us have heard the statistics about how rich folks pay most of the country's taxes, right? According to an article by Ari Fleischer titled "The Taxpaying Minority," the top 1% of income earners pay 37% of the nation's tax bill. The top 10% pay 40% and the bottom 40%, middle class pay less than 5%, and the bottom 40% of workers pay absolutely nothing. Heck, with the "earned" income tax credit the very bottom even gets paid by the federal government simply for the sake of existing. Even the Poor Must Pay Taxes I read an article the other day talking about the usual tax statistics: top 1% of society pays 37% of taxes, top 10% pay 71%, and bottom 40% pay nothing. With the "earned" income credit many on the bottom actually are paid by the federal government for gracing this nation with the benefits of their citizenship. The Real Costs of Driving With fuel prices rising there's lots of advice going around about how to lower transportation costs. I hear everything from "hypermilling" to making sure your tires are always full. The biggest consideration on cutting back on driving costs is to determine whether you can get rid of your car entirely. Exploiting Natural Gas Volatility In the last two months, natural gas has fallen by 60%! This can be largely attributed to the burst of a nat gas bubble, a stronger US dollar, and revised market expectations on inventory, short-term supply, and global demand. Despite these strong reasons for a sharp pull-back in price, markets are constantly providing opportunities to profit from short-term disparities in market efficiency. Portfolio Considerations for Currency Investing Diversification is the best way to reduce portfolio risk. It has long been understood that spreading your capital wisely can save you from unexpected asset deterioration, but exactly how to do that needs to be reconsidered. Adding Currencies to Your Portfolio Conventional wisdom in creating a healthy, diversified portfolio needs to be updated to reflect new market opportunities. Small investors now, more than ever, have the opportunity to include what are historically institutional-only assets in their personal holdings.

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