The U.S. Dollar Is Going To Continue Go Higher

The U.S. Dollar is going to go higher and may even turn into a bubble before this is over if things get as bad as I think they will.

Currencies: The Euro Will Continue To Go Lower

The Euro will continue to go lower, I`m afraid. Of course, there will be rallies along the way, nothing goes straight up and nothing goes straight down. Basically, I would not own the Euro.

Currencies: Bearish on The Japanese Yen

I am skeptical about the Japanese Yen. Some people consider the Yen as a safe haven when compared to the U.S. Dollar. It will be stronger then the Euro Currency (EUR) or less weak than the Euro, I should say, but I would not buy the Yen either. There is some money that goes to the Yen on the mistaken view that it is a safe haven too, but the Japanese have gigantic debts as well, their internal debts are higher than in the U.S. and it is not a place to put money.

Interest Rates Are Going To Go Higher All Over The World

There is no question that interest rates are going to go higher all over the world. We have a very artificial situation with interest rates at zero, negative interest rates in some places. That is not normal and it will not last!

Investing: Chinese Tourism

Chinese tourism is going to be one of the great industries of the 21st century.

Investing: Think About Farming and Agriculture

Agriculture has been a disaster worldwide for 30 years, that`s the reason I am optimistic now. Agriculture is down 31 percent in the last 19 years.

Agriculture has been a disaster, I urge you to think about farming and agriculture. (John Deere (DE), Kubota Corp (ADR)(OTCMKTS:KUBTY), Mosaic Co (NYSE:MOS), Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan (USA) (NYSE:POT), Agrium Inc. (USA) (NYSE:AGU), PowerShares DB Agriculture Fund (DBA))

Parts of the U.S. Real Estate Market Are in a Bubble

Some parts of the U.S. real estate market are now in a bubble but some parts of the American property market are very attractive and there are great opportunities. (iShares Dow Jones US Real Estate ETF (IYR))