This article examines the way in which government manipulation of the economy has grown increasingly since it began in the 1930s, and it describes reasons for fearing a potential global financial disaster. It draws a relevant and useful analogy with central heating which helps greatly in illustrating how effort is expended in ever greater amounts to keep a room (or an economy) pleasantly warm, until eventually the system breaks down.

This article examines the way a typical wealthy person invests his money to secure his future. It exposes the error in the thinking of the huge majority of investors and explains how almost all investment strategies suffer from the same weak spot. It also explains how to plug the gap - cheaply.

This article elegantly illustrates how money managed so as to maintain high levels of economic activity contains the germ of its own destruction, and how under certain eerily familiar circumstances careless holders of this money can be ruined.