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When these guys are pessimistic, then millions of investors ought to be selling short. They aren't. They will miss a great opportunity.... keep reading
Deadline: December 15, 2007. Here is another reason why you need an off-shore depository for precious metals. The extra hassle is worth it.... keep reading
These people were economic fools. They were too clever by half. They wiped out investors. They are all gone. The trusting managers who hired them decline to comment. This has only just begun.... keep reading
Because we are in the very early phase of a worldwide credit crunch, the rules of survival are about to change. Assumptions about credit that have held for 20 years are about to change.... keep reading
Analysts don't say much about what is happening to the crucial interest rate: the 90-day T-bill. It's telling a scary story.... keep reading
This kind of warning from a major investment firm is unprecedented. Spokesmen just don't give interviews like this.... keep reading
The mainstream financial press is beginning to wake up to the story. It doesn't know what is happening. Fear is beginning to spread. I hope you have already positioned yourself. If not, do,... keep reading
This report is detailed and crucial for understanding the looming credit crunch.... keep reading
There is a general rule governing currencies. Pay attention to it.... keep reading
I must sound like a broken record. But some people will not believe economic theory. They want confirmation. They are getting lots of confirmation.... keep reading
This man is a bear. He is among the most well-informed bears.... keep reading
The suggestion that the subprime mess has been contained ignores the following.... keep reading
I hope this will clear up a few loose conceptual ends.... keep reading
"Buy on the rumor. Sell on the news." Bulls had a chance to get out yesterday with a profit on the FOMC's quarter point reduction. That option got closed today.... keep reading
For months, Bernanke has told the public that the American economy was doing just fine. He has now consented to two target rate cuts, which are the classic sign of imminent recession. Now what?... keep reading