The Saturday Newsletter from ShareCrazy stars Malcolm Stacey on Mergers

Read Malcolm Stacey, the Book of the Week, and the 101 ways to save money Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Saturday 23 June 2012 THAT WAS THE WEEK THAT WAS Interest, Mergers and a Bit of a Thrill By Malcolm Stacy Hello Share Seekers, On Friday, I gave what I thought was a jolly good reason for continuing to invest in shares, despite the rather gloomy trading days we have been having. This reason was that take-overs may come back into fashion. If we are holding shares in a company which is taken over we can expect to see an improvement in our investment of 20 to 30%, and sometimes even more. Take-overs are few and far between now because of the shortage of credit to finance such big ventures. But smaller take-overs are still going ahead, if money need not be borrowed for the management change-over to take place. Click here to view the rest of the article ADVERTISEMENT   101 WAYS TO SAVE MONEY By Tom Winnifrith Every week, ShareCrazy will excerpt a part of Tom Winnfrith's book 101 ways to save money in a recession. Number 32: Visit supermarkets a half an hour before they shut You will often find items discounted as they approach their sell-by dates and the stores just have to shift them. Obviously, do not buy what you do not need and what is not on your carefully prepared shopping list, but you might just save a few pounds on some items. Buy the book now for just GBP6.99 +postage CLICK HERE BOOK OF THE WEEK Paper Money Collapse: The Folly of Elastic Money and the Coming Monetary Breakdown By Detlev Schlichter A book review by James Faulkner of WatsHot.com "The US government has a technology, called a printing press (or, today, its electronic equivalent), that allows it to produce as many US dollars as it wishes at essentially no cost," observed Ben Bernanke during his time as an academic before he became chairman of the Federal Reserve. Although Bernanke was speaking with reference to the response of policymakers in the face of a deflationary environment, there was essentially nothing radical about his prescription; the Fed had already been steadily increasing the money supply for some time. Click here to view the rest of the article Regards, ShareCrazy Friend on Facebook Follow on Twitter SHARECRAZY TV Tip of the Month A monthly free hot share tip from Richard Gill Click here to watch Oil Barrel TV The best of the Oil Barrel conferences Click here to watch Minesite TV The best of the Minesite forums Click here to watch follow on Twitter | friend on Facebook Copyright 2012 Sharecrazy.com Limited Our mailing address is: ShareCrazy.com Ltd., Level 3, 3 London Wall Buildings, London Wall, London EC2M 5SY

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