Federal Reserve Policy continued
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The Economist is the best written magazine in English. Its articles are not gloom and doomy. So, when a cover story like this one appears, the editorial staff is worried. This is a "Remain calm . . . please!" editorial.... keep reading
The fear of broken bucks has spread. When investors find out that a money market fund may "break the buck," they run. This causes the fund to break the buck.... keep reading
This hits the credit markets first. Then it hits employment. Then it hits the general economy. Watch the dominoes fall.... keep reading
A document posted on the website of America's largest bank indicates a new policy: restrictions against transfers of large amounts of money into foreign banks.... keep reading
If you have been monitoring this, which I post in the "Free Materials" section of this site, you may already know the answer.... keep reading
What Greenspan said at the recent conference in Norway, as summarized by an attendee.... keep reading
This is the beginning of the refutation of one of the most naive arguments of the defenders of the payments deficit.... keep reading
Here is a Harvard Professor of history who wrote his Ph.D. dissertation on the German inflation of 1921-23. Here, he spots the problem today.... keep reading
The Grand Old Master's thoughts on where this market is heading.... 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
I think we are headed into recession. Who has the advantage, big business or small business?... 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
Paulson now has something in common with the Bank of England. This is more bad news.... keep reading
Slowly, slowly, slowly the bad news is drip-drip=dripping into the mainstream media. This is the most pessimistic warning I have heard so far, and it comes from THE source.... keep reading