Deepcaster's Recent Profits Taken - - -

24% Profit on Gold Miners ETF Puts on July 25, 2008 after just 15 days (580% annualized)

35% Profit on NASDAQ Index Puts on June 20, 2008,
after just 17 days (i.e. 750% annualized)

105% Profit on Gold Miners ETF Puts on March 19, 2008
after just 13 days (2,900% annualized)

42% Profit on Gold Producer Play Taken on January 22, 2008, after just 12 days (i.e. 1,275% annualized)

11% Profit on a Short Small Cap Fund taken on November 9, 2007, after just four months, (i.e. 33% Profit annualized)

For Deepcaster's Latest Forecasts for Gold, Silver, Crude Oil, and Long-Term Interest Rates, click on "Alerts Cache" and "Latest Letter" below.

"This is going to be one of the worst economic downturns since the Great Depression."
--Nobel Laureate Joseph Stiglitz, April 25, 2008"

"There are disturbing trends: huge imbalances, disequilibria, risks -- call them what you will. Altogether the circumstances seem to me as dangerous and intractable as any I can remember, and I can remember quite a lot. We're borrowing so much from abroad that we're skating on thin ice. Can we correct this problem without some kind of international financial crisis?" Regarding the need for policies that reverse the triple deficit, "I don't know whether the change will come with a bang or a whimper, whether sooner or later. But as things stand, it is more likely than not that it will be financial crises rather than policy foresight that will force the change."
- -Paul Volcker, Former Federal Reserve Chairman, (April 10, 2005)- -

"Right now, the rest of the world owns $3 trillion more of us than we own of them. In my view, it will create political turmoil at some point. Pretty soon, I think there will be a big adjustment."
--Warren Buffet, speaking at the University of Nevada, Reno, January, 2006--

"We're clearly on an imprudent and unsustainable fiscal path. Our current liabilities and unfunded commitments as of the end of the last fiscal year amounted to over $43 trillion, up to $13 trillion in one year alone."
- -David Walker, U.S. Comptroller General (April 11, 2005)- -