Jason Simpkins

About Jason Simpkins is the Managing Editor of MoneyMorning.com Money Moves the Markets; Money Morning Lets You Move First We’re in the midst of the greatest investing boom in almost 60 years. And rest assured - this boom is not about to end anytime soon. You see, the “flattening of the world” continues to spawn new markets worth trillions of dollars; new customers that measure in the billions; an insatiable global demand for basic resources that’s growing exponentially ; and a technological revolution even in the most distant markets on the planet. And Money Morning is here to help investors profit handsomely on this seismic shift in the global economy. In fact, we believe this is where the only real fortunes will be made in the months and years to come.

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Last 50 Posts by Jason Simpkins:

• »Emerging Markets Consider Capital Controls to Combat “Hot Money” Inflows
  20 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »OECD More Than Doubles 2010 Forecast, as China Leads the World Out of the Recession
  19 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »Why Gold Will Reach a Record $2,000 in 2010
  19 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »SEC Filing Shows Buffett Played It Safe Ahead of His Burlington Northern Buyout
  18 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »Eurozone Emerges From Recession, but Recovery’s Obstacles Will Prove Challenging
  13 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »U.S. and China Seek Middle Ground on Currency Dispute Ahead of Obama Visit
  12 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »U.S. Sen. Christopher Dodd’s Plan for Financial Reform as Ambitious as it is Antagonistic
  12 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »IEA World Energy Outlook: Declining Investment Threatens Recovery
  10 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »G20 Fizzles as China-Africa Summit Leads to a $10 Billion Loan
  10 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »Western Oil Majors Reluctantly Return to Iraq
  07 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »China Fuming Over the Latest U.S. Trade Complaint
  05 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »Gold to Continue its Record Run as Central Banks Stock Up
  05 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »Bondholders the Big Winners as CIT Files for Bankruptcy
  02 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »Gambling on Casino Stocks: Where Should Investors Place Their Bets?
  02 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »GMAC Appeals to Treasury for Its Third Taxpayer Bailout
  28 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »OPEC Considers Boosting Production as Oil Prices Continue to Rise
  27 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »China Encouraging Overseas Investment to Take the Pressure Off of Its Currency
  26 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »United Kingdom GDP Report Disappoints, Forcing BOE to Rethink Monetary Policy
  24 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »Why the Dollar’s Rebound Will Be Short-Lived
  23 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »China Looks to 2010 After Another Strong GDP Report
  21 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons
  
• »Tax on Foreign Investment Won’t Dent Brazil’s Currency
  20 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
  
• »U.S. Trade Spat with China Escalates, But is Unlikely to Cause a Significant Rift
  22 Sep 2009 in China
  
• »U.S. Trade Spat with China Escalates, But is Unlikely to Cause a Significant Rift
  15 Sep 2009 in China
  
• »U.S. Trade Deficit Widens, but Signals a Healthier Economy
  10 Sep 2009 in Market Commentary
  
• »Gold Aims to Retest Record Highs After Breaking Through the $1,000 Mark
  09 Sep 2009 in Gold Markets
  
• »Finance Jobs Going Where the Growth Is – Asia
  04 Sep 2009 in Asia
  
• »Is Venezuela’s Stagflation the Beginning of the End for Chavez?
  03 Sep 2009 in Venezuela
  
• »BP’s ‘Giant’ Discovery Gives the Gulf of Mexico New Life
  03 Sep 2009 in Energy Markets & Stocks to Watch
  
• »Consumer Woes to Continue as Confidence Slumps and Incomes Stagnate
  31 Aug 2009 in Market Commentary
  
• »With One of the Hottest Economies on the Planet Brazil is Finally Living Up to Its Promise
  12 Aug 2009 in Brazil
  
• »Hot Stocks: With an Emerging Markets Foray, Molson and SABMiller Quench Their Thirst For Global Growth
  12 Aug 2009 in Emerging Markets & Stocks to Watch
  
• »The Brewer’s Art: Beer Companies Quench Their Thirst For Growth by Tapping Into Emerging Markets
  06 Aug 2009 in Emerging Markets
  
• »Will Citigroup Lose its Top Energy Trader?
  29 Jul 2009 in Gold Markets
  
• »Four Ways to Profit if Bernanke’s ‘Exit Strategy’ Backfires
  24 Jul 2009 in Market Commentary
  
• »China Tightens Grip on Africa’s Energy Resources with Stake in Offshore Field
  22 Jul 2009 in China