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The British public has made its first move against Northern Rock, a major bank. Which U.S. banks are most vulnerable? Here is my assessment.... keep reading

Steve has problems grasping this concept. So does Congress. See if you can make sense of it.... keep reading

Bernanke and FOMC are still holding to what appears to be their target rate: below 2%. The question now is: Will this defer a recession?... keep reading

With a recession likely, this factor could stymie you for years.... keep reading

It's the backlog that is crucial here.... keep reading

This graph deserves far more publicity. The last time things were this bad, the U.S. was in a recession.... keep reading

When this outfit gets gloomy, things are going to get really bad.... keep reading

This is probably accurate, but hardly anyone is going to do it.... keep reading

You must ask the right questions. One of them is politically incorrect. There is a simple way to get it answered.... keep reading

If you can spot a new source of demand, you can get very rich. This man did with an $85,000 loan from his father.... keep reading

This ad in Craigslist says it all.... keep reading

Here's something choice to email to your friends, who may think your views are a bit extreme. Establishment opinion can sometimes be sensationally incorrect. Here are some examples.... keep reading

This is the argument of some analyists, although they do not all put it in these words. A few do. Are they correct?... keep reading

When this outfit blows the whistle in a complete turnaround, things are worse than they appear.... keep reading

The much-ballyhooed PBS documentary on World War II by Ken Burns got of to a bad start in my city, and maybe everywhere else. Burns should have learned the meaning of SNAFU.... keep reading

Whoever you are, however much you owe, this is video is crucial. It can save you agony. It can keep you from a divorce. All I can tell you is this: "Watch this video!"... keep reading