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Too Many Planes; Grand Lake Stream, Maine; Colorado; and Portugal

I will have to get on a few planes for one-day meetings this week. In two weeks I will be off to the annual Maine fishing trip, then back home for a few weeks until Shane and I head to the Colorado Rockies (Beaver Creek, actually) for an end-of-summer vacation. In late September we will fly to Lisbon, Portugal, for a series of presentations and meetings. I am really looking forward to going, as it is one of the last countries in Western Europe that I have never visited. (One weekend when I’m in Europe, I am simply going to get on the train and do lunch on Sunday in Luxembourg, then turn around and head right back, just so I can check that spot off on my map.)

I’m in Las Vegas now, speaking at Freedom Fest, but even more importantly meeting with friends. I find it hugely rewarding to be with George Gilder. David Brin arrives today. Steve Forbes is here, and many of us will be celebrating his 70th birthday tonight. I will be debating with Louis Navellier, Keith Fitzgerald, and Peter Schiff on the direction of the markets. 

If you are interested in how I am approaching the markets, you can access a special report at my investment advisory website, MauldinSolutions.com, by giving us a few details about yourself. See what I think is the best way to approach markets today, using a variety of trading strategies rather than trying merely to diversify among asset classes. In a recession where all correlations go to one, diversifying your assets will just diversify your losses. That’s the outcome we want to avoid.

You have a great week and take some time to call or better yet meet with friends.

John Mauldin is editor of Mauldin Economics' Outside The Box.

This article was originally published at Mauldin Economics.

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