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Thoughts From The Frontline Podcast by John Mauldin

Summary: Audio version of John Mauldin's weekly blog, Thoughts From The Frontline.

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 WebSafety, Inc. (WBSI - OTC:BB) - Coverage Initiation Report by Harbinger Research | File Type: application/pdf | Duration: Unknown

WebSafety seems to be in the right place at the right time. They have an innovative software solution to a very real set of problems, namely distracted driver accidents and online abuse of and predation on children. Furthermore, the public is in the initial phases of becoming aware of these risks and the need to combat them, which should greatly assist the Company in gaining broad market traction. Like any small, young company, WebSafety has its challenges, and we do not expect its path to the status of a market leader to be a cakewalk. However, we see such large potential in the Company’s business plan, product offering, and initial online sales/marketing success that despite the risks we nevertheless view an investment in WebSafety very positively. While we are not setting a price target or revenue/earnings estimates at this time, we do recommend purchase of WBSI shares for risk-tolerant investors who are seeking a large potential future return.

 Top 10 Stocks Under $10 | File Type: application/pdf | Duration: Unknown

How do you beat the Street? It’s an old question to be sure, and one that every fund manager, stock picker, and individual investor out there wants to find an answer to. You can pick up Peter Lynch’s 1993 best-selling book ‘Beating the Street’ - the main message in that book is simply to 'buy what you know'.

 Gold Rush 2010 - 3 Top Stocks for Gold $1,500 | File Type: application/pdf | Duration: Unknown

Fellow Investor, As the Chief Investment Strategist for an investment research firm, I’m frequently asked two questions about gold: 1) Can gold really keep going up in price? 2) What’s the best way to invest in gold today? As to the first question, I’d like to remind you that gold is money. It’s been used as money for thousands of years and not for reasons of tradition, vanity, superstition or even policy - but simply because it exhibits the unique qualities that mankind seeks in money as a medium of exchange and store of value. To quote former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan, gold is “durable, portable, homogeneous, divisible...” and so it makes an excellent store of value. Even Mr. Greenspan knows that gold is money! This notion might be foreign to most people today - but gold is particularly good as a medium of exchange and store of value, in much the same way that aluminum is particularly good as a building material for aircraft, or cattle are particularly suited for eating. So whenever someone asks me, “can gold keep going up in price” the answer is yes, as long as it’s priced in currencies that have no relationship with tangible assets in the real world. Today, the world’s governments are engaging in a suicide-pact of debt policy. There’s literally no problem that they think can be solved without large influxes of fiat currency. Debt is their policy, and they’re resolute in their belief that it will eventually “work” to fix any number of real problems in the world. They believe in this policy so fervently that they’re willing to devalue their currencies—relative to one another and to gold—to no end. So yes, gold will rise for the simple reason that it’s priced in an abstract commodity known as “currency” that has no basis in reality. Given this inevitability, and the propensity of stocks related to gold to multiply gains made in gold’s price, it’s vital to give your investment portfolio exposure to relevant securities. Read the analysis in this PDF very carefully. The three investments that I’ve selected offer a wellrounded strategy for taking advantage of gold’s continued climb. Good investing, Ian Wyatt Chief Investment Strategist Wyatt Investment Research

 Special Report: You Can Still Get Rich in Real Estate | File Type: application/pdf | Duration: Unknown

So the value of your real estate holdings has tanked. One solution: Buy more real estate.

 Special Report: Precise Direction in a Changing Market - November 2009 | File Type: application/pdf | Duration: Unknown

How to pocket +20% returns each week, no matter the direction of the market! Most traders know or at least hope that there are betters ways to make money in the market than what they are currently doing. Many traders have heard of equity and index options, but have not done much research into them and what they are about. The PrecisionCharts trading system was built precisely to take advantage of the leverage these options can bring while at the same time reducing the risks inherent to option trading. Making 20% a week may sound like an incredibly daunting task if not impossible to most traders, but in the following examples you will see how the PrecisionCharts trade signals can make it a reality for you! Before diving into the mechanisms of how this system works it is necessary to understand the basics of options and how they can work to enhance your portfolio.

 Universal Travel Group (NYSE - UTA) Visits the NYSE | File Type: text/html; charset=utf-8 | Duration: Unknown
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In honor of the occasion, CEO Jenny Jiang rings The Opening BellSM in celebration of the company’s recent listing on NYSE Amex on May 28, 2009.

 Top 10 Stocks Under $5 from PennyStockTreasure.com | File Type: application/pdf | Duration: Unknown

How to Find "Buried Treasure" in Wall Street’s Most Underappreciated Stocks To many, making money in today’s stock market can be an extremely difficult - even impossible - task. While it’s true you may be able to hold your own against your "peers" (other nonprofessional investors), beating seasoned market pros at their own game is a battle you’ll rarely win. The odds are just not in your favor, since these "experts" have the privilege of playing on an uneven financial field. Over the course of my long career on "The Street", I’ve seen "up close and personal" how "conventional" Wall Street wisdom works against the "little guy" - the average investor. But I’ve found a way to beat this system and earn above-average… or even extraordinary returns in the process-by unearthing what I now call Wall Street’s Buried Treasure. So here’s the first thing you need to do related to that "conventional, deck stacked in their favor" Wall Street wisdom...

 Savvy Money Moves to Make NOW for a Richer Retirement | File Type: application/pdf | Duration: Unknown

Are You Socking Away Enough? The biggest planning mistake most people make is not realizing how much retirement will cost and how much money they will need. Fortunately, those who remember a few principles and use today's low-cost technology can substantially reduce the margin of error. Surveys of future retirees abound. An interesting survey from Merrill Lynch found that 42% of Baby Boomers do not know how much money they will need to live comfortably in retirement. That is a key point because surveys of those already retired reveal that those who did some kind of retirement planning were better prepared financially than those who did no forecasts. There are many ways to do some basic retirement planning in addition to taking the time and expense of meeting with a financial planner. There are books and other materials available through most 401(k) plans, mutual funds, and other financial service firms. There also are a number of web sites that offer retirement calculators, many of them free, some for a fee. No matter which approach you use to plan for retirement, keep in mind that retirement planning is not science. It is an art. There are different methods for estimating retirement spending, and assumptions are used in each method. Do not simply accept the estimate generated. Understand how it was developed and its limits. Here are the key principles to keep in mind...

 The Continuing Recession: How Bad Is It and How Long Will It Last? - A personal conversation with John Mauldin | File Type: video/x-flv | Duration: Unknown

I told my readers we would have a recession in 2007; it’s now 14 months long and counting.  Will this be a “V” shaped rebound or a “L” shaped recovery?  With higher unemployment and lower consumer spending, this could be a nasty one, so here’s my thoughts on “Why” and “What You Can Do About It.”   NOTE: You must be signed into the website to view or download this video!

 Forbe's Retirement Planning Guide | File Type: application/pdf | Duration: Unknown

Inside this guide: 7 Steps to Savings Sanity The Great 401(k) Escape The Shrinking Lump

 Forbes’ Guide for Wine Lovers | File Type: application/pdf | Duration: Unknown

The most successful people in the world consider Forbes their indispensable business resource. To help readers like you play as hard as you work,we have created this “Guide for Wine Lovers,” Forbes’ essential guide to our favorite wines. There are wine selections here for everyday and for grand celebrations. We hope you will find it helpful on your next trip to the wine shop.

 A Case for Investing in China | File Type: application/pdf | Duration: Unknown

The cradle of one of the oldest civilizations on earth is the scene of the most extraordinary economic and financial transformation in history. In the last 30 years, the People's Republic of China has been home to the fastest growing major economy the world has ever seen. This is a country where change is taking place on an unprecedented scale and at an unprecedented rate, where people are living lives unimaginable just a few years ago. This communist nation has learned how to cash in on capitalism and private enterprise. China and its people are growing richer and more powerful every day. It is impossible to ignore the economic growth phenomenon that has unfolded in China over the past three decades. In 1978, Chairman Deng Xiaoping, the architect of "The New Socialist Market Economy", initiated an unprecedented social and economic transformation that ended Chairman Mao Zedong's devastating Cultural Revolution. The successful implementation of this ambitious and revolutionary social experiment laid the foundation for what has become the world’s most dynamic economy. With average annual growth rates of approximately 10% since 1992 (hailed by The Economist in 2005 as "The Great Leap Forward” and “A Model of Reform”), China has emerged as an economic powerhouse. It has grown faster for longer than any country in history. The People's Republic now accounts for 13% of global gross domestic product (GDP), based on purchasing power parity (PPP) exchange rates, and most economists agree that soon, China will surpass Japan in GDP making it the second largest economy on earth behind the United States. China's economy is already second when evaluated based on purchasing power and it has been suggested that China could reach parity with the U.S. by 2020. China's accession to the World Trade Organization and the overwhelming success of the 2008 Olympics attest to China's growing importance on the world economic stage.

 Forecast 2009: Deflation and Recession | File Type: application/pdf | Duration: Unknown

A Special Report From John Mauldin Where are we headed in 2009? John Mauldin examines some of the larger forces which will have a major impact on the economies of the world over the coming year. Deflation, deleveraging, the fallout from the stimulus plans, housing, consumer spending, unemployment, and a lot more...

 EverBank World Market Report - 12/1/2008 | File Type: application/pdf | Duration: Unknown

November continued to see overseas purchases brought home as dollars, thus keeping the dollar in a rally that is now in its 4th month. We elected a new President in November without having to wait months for the outcome! As you read this, the markets will have entered into its year-end trading patterns of book squaring and closing out of risky positions. There is a ton of stuff to cover this month, so let’s not dawdle!

 EverBank World Market Report - 11/1/2008 | File Type: application/pdf | Duration: Unknown

October turned out to be a historic month in the Financial Sector. In all my years (since 1973) in the markets, I have never seen anything close to what’s going on today. The bailouts, the stimulus packages, the ultra-low interest rates, LIBOR out of whack, and the Financial Sector losses have all added up to a bizarre month, and unfortunately, it looks as though it may continue for a while.

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