"FEAR AND MONEY IN DUBAI" by Mike Davis

"Inflation, Manipulation, and Long-Term Market Trends" by Steve Saville.

Dorsch:

"Japanese investors have $14 trillion in savings, and earn more from interest and dividends on investments held overseas, than from foreign trade.

...The [Bank of England]... tolerates an explosion of the British money supply that is more characteristic of emerging economies in China and India. The UK's M4 money supply surged to a 14.5% annualized growth rate in September, its fastest rate in 16-years...

...British interest rates are far too low to curb borrowing..."

Eric and David Coffin:

"High levels of savings were the most consistent predictive data across all the economies that saw extended surges of growth in the past 50 years."

"HOW IS FIAT MONEY POSSIBLE?" by Hoppe.

Rich Miller:

"``There is quite a cohort of investors who like the idea of a split government,'' said Robert Stovall, global strategist for Wood Asset Management Inc. in Sarasota, Florida, which has $1.4 billion under management. ``That means the politicians can't do much damage.'' "

October 18 – Bloomberg (Matthew R. Miller): “Between 30 and 40 percent of buying and selling in Hong Kong's financial markets can be attributed to global hedge funds…” [Via Noland]