Federal Reserve Policy continued

Wall Street awaits testimony from on high. Why?... keep reading

When it's Buffett vs. Bernanke, go with Buffett.... keep reading

Volatility can point to a break-up or a breakdown. This time, it points to breakdown. Here's why.... keep reading

It's more complicated than the goldbug websites indicate.... keep reading

The yield curve is a good indicator of investor sentiment. Its message is not good.... keep reading

The hope of a booming stock market is gone. Dead. Even the hope of avoiding a decline is fading. We saw this yesterday.... keep reading

He is no gloom and doomer. What he writes here points to a whole lot of gloom and doom. This report even scared me.... keep reading

Ben Bernanke: "The Catcher In The Rut."... keep reading

I have said that we have been witnessing the abandoning of the dollar as the world's reserve currency. Now there is confirmation.... keep reading

On January 22, the FED made it clear that it would lower the FedFunds target in order to save the banks and the stock market. Now what will happen?... keep reading

This is a much greater threat than the subprime mortgage crisis.... keep reading

What we saw yesterday was panic. The FED has never done what it did yesterday. This was capitulation. What was at stake?... keep reading

Like a dog returning to its vomit, the FED cut the FedFunds target rate by .75 percentage point. What does this mean?... keep reading

Down, down, down -- yet the experts reported by the media say, "No recession," "buy on the dips." Who will listen? The dips.... keep reading

There is enormous confusion about credit money and money. They are the same . . . except for currency.... keep reading

One of the nation's leading forecasters has described the FED's position as "checkmate." We do not see warnings like this very often.... keep reading