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American Home Mortgages was doing just fine, until July. Then came July 31. This took down the Dow by 300 points, top to bottom. But the experts said the mortgage crisis was behind us. The experts were wrong.... keep reading

I have been fired. I have also quit. They were the same process. They were good for my career. Today, lots of people can fire me at any time, but almost none ever do.... keep reading

Equity vs. liquidity: the debate is accelerating. The stock market's volatility is all about liquidity.... keep reading

This was the biggest gold-salting mining scam in history: from $6 billion in capitalization value to zero. Poof!... keep reading

Last week was a bad one for the stock market. Here's what to look for this week... keep reading

My experience in grass-burning week.... keep reading

This is the sort of thing that threatens Al Gore's Nobel Prize Hopes -- but not by much.... keep reading

It is incredible to me how many senior managers don't have a clue as to what their Web site says or operates. They are throwing away their future. Cinsider this example.... keep reading

Textbook accounts of the history of Western political theory generally begin with an unstated presupposition: man is saved by politics. This is an application of theology: man is saved by law. This view is wrong.... keep reading

This one is now too hot to handle in a public forum.... keep reading

The perfect storm seems to have arrived. The yen carry trade is unraveling. The CDO markets are unraveling. There is a liquidity crisis.... keep reading

Little did I know in 1976 when I joined Ron Paul's staff that he would be running for President today.... keep reading