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Buy low, sell high. What you are about to see is a classic example. It was bought in 1978 for $30,000. It is now worth $1.2 million. Wait until you see it. Home sweet home.... keep reading

If you were Scooter Libby, what would you do? Your job is gone. You are under indictment. A Washington lawyer costs $400 per hour. The trial may take over a year. The taxpayers pick up the prosecutor's expenses.... keep reading

The personal savings rate for Americabs is now negative: borrowing has overwhelmed the American ideal of thrift. A recent report shows that the younger generation will not budget.... keep reading

The stock market has not held its upward moves. This indicates weakness. Gold has stalled at $477. It appears stronger than stocks. The Dow in gold dollars moved lower.... keep reading

The announcement of an accounting disaster as Refco led to its bankruptcy within days. Here is a classic case of the failure of modern accounting to provide investors and principals with vital knowledge. The next recession will expose dozens of Refcos.... keep reading

Are you riding the wave of a local housing bubble? Is this the time to sell? Or are you living in a good investment? Here are ten criteria that will help you discover the correct answer.... keep reading

The 30-year fixed rate is now over 6%. Earlier this year, I secured a 5.375% loan with 3% down. If rates continue to climb, the housing market will cool, then reverse.... keep reading

Santa Claus rally for stocks lies ahead. Dollar fails to penetrate 90.25. Will gold break $477?... keep reading

The new target for the dollar: 90.50. If it breaks this barrier, it will rise. Gold's move filled the gap, but no more.... keep reading

It is possible that the offer was a hoax. But even if it was, it revealed a stunning fact about China -- a fact that indicates that the Chinese still don't get the enormous threat that is facing them.... keep reading

The dollar and gold both fell today. With gold down, there is a new target for the bottom.... keep reading

The implications of this should be obvious: there is no turning back to a balanced budget. The next recession will create even more massive annual deficits. The question is: Who will fund this debt if Asian central banks draw the line? Meanwhile, another hurricane approaches. Price tag?... keep reading

My old colleague, Bruce Bartlett, got the sack because of his forthcoming book on Bush's deficits. He and I worked for Congressman Ron Paul in the second half of 1976.... keep reading

When short-term interest rates rise, adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs) raise the cost of home ownership. ARMs have become popular in housing bubble states, such as California. Millions of families will abandon their homes: foreclosures. This process has begun.... keep reading

Will the dollar fall on Friday? This will be a key reversal if it does.... keep reading

When short-term interest rates rise, adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs) raise the cost of home ownership. ARMs have become popular in housing bubble states, such as California. Millions of families will abandon their homes: foreclosures. This process has begun.... keep reading