ALWAYS CONSULT YOUR INVESTMENT PROFESSIONAL BEFORE MAKING ANY INVESTMENT DECISION
February 12, 2022 | This Week in Money
This Week in Money
This Week in Money presents leading financial news and market commentary from interesting, informative and profound guests. They are some of the financial world's most colorful and controversial thinkers, discussing the markets, economies and more! Hosted by radio veteran - Jim Goddard. New shows air Saturdays on Internet Radio. Archived online at TalkDigitalNetwork.com/HoweStreet.com
- Ross Clark – Stock Markets, Inflation, Bonds, Precious Metals, Oil, Canadian Dollar. Special Offer! 25% Off for New Annual Subscribers.
- John Rubino – Truckers, 40 Year High Inflation, Gold, Stock Market, Cyrptocurrencies
- Wolf Richter – Used Vehicle Prices, Consumer Debt, US Real Estate
- Larry Reaugh – President & CEO of American Manganese Inc. on Company Showcase – American Manganese CEO Discusses Demonstration Plant Update. Rising Lithium Price Increases Value of LFP Batteries. Read Benzinga Article – “Global $36 Billion Battery Recycling Markets to 2028 – Growing Demand for Recycled Products and Recovery of Valuable Metals“. Read Auto.com Article – “How EV Battery Recycling Helps Manage Raw Material Cost Escalations“. Watch Scotty Kilmer – “They Tried to Shut Me Down for Telling the Truth About This Electric Car“. See AMY Lithium-ion Recycling Technology – Updated Jan. 2021.
Watch AMY’s Video – “Our Revolutionary Lithium-ion Battery Recycling Technology”.
Questions? Email Larry or Phone: 778.574.4444
Wolf Richter – Used Vehicle Prices, Consumer Debt, US Real Estate
Watch AMY’s Video – “Our Revolutionary Lithium-ion Battery Recycling Technology”.
Questions? Email Larry or Phone: 778.574.4444
Listen to Podcast:
STAY INFORMED! Receive our Weekly Recap of thought provoking articles, podcasts, and radio delivered to your inbox for FREE! Sign up here for the HoweStreet.com Weekly Recap.
This Week in Money Archives February 12th, 2022
Posted In: This Week in Money
Previous: « Trading Desk Notes For February 12, 2022
Next: Financialized Everything »
The frustrating part of the idea of splitting up the US to red and blue “countries” is that the entire west coast, the best real estate in the west is all “blue”. If you’re a libertarian and want to live near the ocean you’d have to move to Texas or Florida. Would you want to move to Eastern Washington?