Reality Check continued

The mania of the dot-coms pointrs to the blindness engendered by greed. The dot-coms will never come back. Now, what about the U.S. stock market? Why will the Dow go to 36,000? The mania-mongers have a lot of explaining to do.... keep reading

Paralysis is the killer. Successful people are noted for their ability to rebound rapidly and try something new. Eventually, something hits big.... keep reading

The degree of disinformation in the aftermath of 9/11 was massive, but it was not recognized at the time. Here is an example.... keep reading

This was a closed seminar I held for 30 students who had attended my lecture the previous day. To get into this meeting, they had to pledge to donate a large percentage of their income to their local churches. High bids won.... keep reading

The devil is in the datails. Pay attention to the details.... keep reading

Here is what I told an auditorium full of students, age 10 to 18, about economic success. Maybe some student you know could put this information to effective use. Maybe it isn't too late for you.... keep reading

In The Millionaire Next Door, we learn how 80% of America's millionaires became millionaires: a family business. This is the way to wealth. Start here.... keep reading

The official story of the so-called crash of Flight 007 is a lie -- on both sides of the Russian border. Yet it is still accepted. Almost no one thinks twice about it. I hope you will.... keep reading

I wish this principle were not true, but it is. Don't ignore it.... keep reading

In 2001, I argued that the war in Afghanistan was one more example of bait-and-switch. The war was not going to end in Afghanistan. America was about to enter into the West's "Great Game" in the region, which Britain and the USSR had lost.... keep reading

I have called only two recessions in the last 15 years: the 1990 recession (in 1989) and the 2001 recession (in 2000). In both cases, they took place within a year. If you know what to look for, you too can do this.... keep reading