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On September 20, the Federal Open Market Committee left the federal funds rate alone: 5.25%. The financial press, as usual, misinterpreted the meaning of this decision.... keep reading
Sept. 22, 2006 In spring, a major home builder went bankrupt in Phoenix. Families that paid a down payment can kiss their money goodbye. They are at the end of a very long line of creditors. h... keep reading
This real estate professional uses simple tests to see if the conventional wisdom is wise. A lot of times it isn't. Here, he shows you how to do this.... keep reading
The FED's decision to keep the FedFunds rate stable should have sent a yellow alert to the precious metals markets. But it didn't register. Let me explain what is about to happen.... keep reading
Safety first: safe places, sage investments, safe career. People want safety. They can buy it . . . at some price.... keep reading
A year ago, this guy was widely believed. Today, he is a laughing stock. When you are employed to make an industry look good, you're dead when it slides.... keep reading
Those few economists who predict deflation, decade after decade, never to see their prediction come true. The debate centers on two issues. Get these issues clear in your mind.... keep reading
Here is how I made money from the dollar devaluation of 1971. You can do the same now.... keep reading
This is a good way to monitor what is happening. What is happening isn't good.... keep reading
Business, retirement, real estate, occupation: There is somerthing for everyone here.... keep reading
What the author learned at the Raffles Hotel in 1971. It taught him a lesson that has made him millions of dollars by not being in dollars!... keep reading
The curve is mildly inverted again. Monetary policy is forcing this. Here's how to use this fact to interpret the FED's announcement on interest rates today.... keep reading
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