From the 13th until the 20th September, I shall be away and maintaining two Posts a day is going to be difficult.
I trust that the Post that is published each day continues to retain your interest in the Blog.
Thanks for reading.
By Paul Handover
Dogs are animals of integrity. We have much to learn from them.
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From the 13th until the 20th September, I shall be away and maintaining two Posts a day is going to be difficult.
I trust that the Post that is published each day continues to retain your interest in the Blog.
Thanks for reading.
By Paul Handover
The end of a tough and arduous few days.
Just a quick note to say that ‘normal’ service will be resumed in the morning, local time here in Mexico.

Jimena struck San Carlos, where we are presently living, late afternoon on the 1st September. Electricity was restored a couple of hours ago. (I write these few words at 6.30 pm on Sunday, 6th.)
Jean and I are very tired!
Lots to report….
My aim is to publish two Posts a day.
However, from today until late on Sunday, we shall be away. So from today until Tuesday, only one Post will be appearing on the Blog automagically, as it were!
Paul H.
Financial news and reporting
If there was an award for the most intriguing corporate name Gluskin Sheff ought to be in with a chance! What an interesting and unusual name – perhaps someone will explain the origins.
Anyway, in my quest for balance in financial reporting and predictions (a hopeless quest as many of you will be quick to point out) the name of David A. Rosenburg came to light. He is the Chief Economist and Strategist of aforementioned firm, Gluskin Sheff. Rosenburg caught my eye because his opinion was that inflation is years away simply because consumer demand is likely to remain depressed for a long time and without growth in consumer demand there can’t be inflationary pressures – something that is in accord with my own thoughts and financial planning strategy (not that I am even daring to compare my own very inadequate knowledge with D.A.R.’s).
Anyway, a quick trawl around Gluskin Sheff’s website (that is such a lovely name!) found that one may subscribe to a number of free reports.
Seems like a good thing. Thank you Gluskin Sheff! (Did I mention what a great name that is!!)
By Paul Handover
A simple heading but, in truth, a very complex subject. This was brought home by a recent article in The Economist by Bagehot. That is “Politicians frequently lie. So does everyone else. Why all the fuss?”
Bagehot writes a Blog so those who don’t read the newspaper can read the rest of his thesis here.
By Paul Handover
Do you have a great story about your dog, or any dog, that shows that not only are they man’s best friend but that they do have integrity?
Well here’s your opportunity to share that on the Blog and with the wider world.
Just click here and tell your story via the comments link just under the title line.
By Paul Handover
CNBC and Karl Denninger
Karl was a guest of CNBC’s The Kudlow Report screened last Friday evening.
Great entertainment but so little bandwidth for serious discussion about really important investment matters.
Karl then recorded a couple of YouTube videos, which must have taken some time to prepare, to show that some subjects cannot be reduced to a few minutes ‘hip’ broadcasting.
Two versions of getting to the truth of a situation.
All three vidoes can be viewed here. (In total about 30 minutes but well worth the time.)
By Paul Handover Disclosure: Heavily invested in Long-Dated US Treasuries.
It has been brought to my attention by a concerned reader of this Blog that there may be some aspects of the above organisation that would be unacceptable to many of you. Whether or not this is true is besides the point. The previous postings and the link to that organisation’s web site have been deleted. We will find an alternative way to offer you a small distraction from the busy day.
The feedback was very much appreciated.
By Paul Handover
By Paul Handover
Even after being a private pilot since 1981, aviation still gives me a huge thrill. How about this, courtesy of the Daily Mail newspaper in England.

By Paul Handover