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Mike Hewitt

Mike Hewitt

Contributor since: 26 Feb 2010

Biography

Mike Hewitt is the editor of www.DollarDaze.org, a website pertaining to commentary on the instability of the global fiat monetary system and investment strategies on mining companies.

  • What is a "Dollar"?

    Published 27 May 2007 | viewed 4,425 times

    I have a growing concern regarding paper money. That concern is what defines a "dollar". A dictionary definition describes a dollar as being a basic…

  • The US Trade Deficit - Cause for Concern?

    Published 21 May 2007 | viewed 3,523 times

    Can the US trade deficit continue forever? Will there come a time when foreigners will become less likely to hold US denominated assets? Should such…

  • Hyperinflation in China, 1937 - 1949

    Published 28 February 2007 | viewed 5,275 times

    Till 1927, China had a free banking system through the interaction of private banks operating in various regions of the country. Privately held banks operated…

  • Paper, Rock, ... Gold

    Published 26 February 2007 | viewed 5,717 times

    There are two commonly held views as to why money has value: People are willing to accept it as payment (social convention). The government says…

  • US Housing Meltdown

    Published 25 February 2007 | viewed 11,060 times

    Recent data on the real estate market leaves no doubt that the housing bubble is quickly deflating. In 2006 existing home sales declined by 8.4%,…

  • Chinese Market Mania

    Published 24 February 2007 | viewed 5,965 times

    With no legal gambling outlets on the mainland, millions of investors are rushing to buy stocks and mutual funds instead. Who needs baccarat tables and…

  • Bubble, Bubble, Toil and Trouble

    Published 24 February 2007 | viewed 6,694 times

    Where rising consumer goods were the primary result of monetary inflation during the 70's, we have witnessed a rise in the price of assets, which…

  • Feeding the Chinese Dragon

    Published 03 December 2006 | viewed 3,774 times

    For the first four months of 2006, new construction expenditure in China was 40 percent higher year on year, driven by increased infrastructure development for…

  • Prospecting for Mining Companies

    Published 14 November 2006 | viewed 3,938 times

    Investing in mining companies is a very risky yet potentially rewarding endeavour as few properties that are explored ultimately develop into productive mining operations. Mines…

  • The Changing Face of the US Dollar?

    Published 12 November 2006 | viewed 6,399 times

    As the US dollar has made its journey from a currency being backed up by a tangible asset to a fiat currency backed up by…

  • How is Money Created?

    Published 12 November 2006 | viewed 12,211 times

    The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago used to publish a pamphlet entitled Modern Money Mechanics, which explains M1, M2, and M3. It is a truly…

  • How Big is the US National Debt?

    Published 08 November 2006 | viewed 7,340 times

    At the time of writing this article, the current US national debt stands at $8.595 trillion. This is a number that we often hear but…