Federal Reserve Policy continued

The stock market balloon was built on Greenspan's liquity program. It is being deflated by Bernanke's reduced liquidity program. Call it a crash diet.... keep reading

Investors are grabbing safety above all else.... keep reading

When a market heads in one direction, it looks as though nothing can reverse it. This is an illusion. Lots of things can reverse it. But will they now?... keep reading

Federal Rerserve monetary policy is reflected in the Median CPI.... keep reading

Now that this man's prediction is coming to pass, it's time to get his latest opinion.... keep reading

The average investor keeps hearing bad news. He will be hearing more. The market is becoming wild. Is it preparing for a major move up? I don't think so. What should you do now?... keep reading

For two days, the ECB and the FED have pumped in new money. Now what?... keep reading

Cramer's performance on-screen was suitable for the Jerry Springer Show. I hope it impressed viewers the way it impressed me.... keep reading

Once the central bank begins to inflate the monetary base, the resulting economic boom appears. The central bank then faces two painful choices: causing a recession or a crack-up boom.... keep reading

In one week, $2.1 trillion was erased in global equity markets. It's Latin America. It's Europe. Only Asia is resisting. The great reversal is here, as I have been predicting. Now it's time to do what I recommended on June 23.... keep reading

There was a reason for this. Here, I reveal what you will not read anywhere else.... keep reading

For a while, the economy dodged the bullet. The second shot just got fired.... keep reading

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

This is a common question. Here is why it's the wrong question.... keep reading

Price inflation remains low. Asset inflation remains high. Which is dominant, and why?... keep reading