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Loyalty to men cannot be compelled. It can only be earned. When we see loyalty decline, we should examine the reliability of institutions. Loyalty is a two-way street. It declines in both directions.... keep reading

Is this statistic bullish or bearish: corporate insiders are selling their shares.... keep reading

This analysis is not approved of by politicians, bankers, stick fund managers, and 20-somethings on Tout TV. But it makes a lot of sense. This will help you understand what we are facing.... keep reading

Most investors refuse to act on what they know until they have confirmation from others. So, they miss much of the opportunity. It has happened again.... keep reading

The old rule is "buy American stocks; they go up by 7% per year." That rule has produced losses since March, 2000. Why? Has the world changed?... keep reading

I think we are headed into recession. Who has the advantage, big business or small business?... keep reading

There is an old slogan in direct-response advertising: "Clever doesn't sell." It doesn't apply to ads by Stan Freberg. It doesn't apply to this ad, either.... keep reading

This video is mind-blowing. If you can't type worth a hoot, your ship has just come in. If you're at the bus station, move!... keep reading

The author does not discuss war with Iran. What he says is scary enough.... keep reading

Here are some basic rules of Black Friday shopping.... keep reading

Foreclosures in 2008 and 2009 are the tip of the iceberg. Look below the water.... keep reading

Paulson now has something in common with the Bank of England. This is more bad news.... keep reading