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Things are bad -- recession. Then what explains this chart?... keep reading

Was the Great Depression unique? Some people don't think so, but professional economists do. Are the economists correct?... keep reading

This is not about Eliot Spitzer-type e-mails. This is about normal ones.... keep reading

We need a rewrite of an old children's tale -- for old children.... keep reading

I smell panic in the air. Here is why the FED did what it did, and why it will not fix the problem.... keep reading

Things seem to have settled down. There is an assumption operating here. It's a false assumption.... keep reading

This comes from the chiel economis of an investment firm in Tennessee.... keep reading

The news media gave attention to this breakthrough. The important thing is what the FED is doing.... keep reading

Dr. Arthur Robinson presents a scenario that I regard as plausible. It will come at the expense of most Americans' lifestyle. If you heat with oil, you will suffer. Summers in Florida will be bad.... keep reading

Some of you are sitting pretty. You did what I said months ago. Others are paralyzed. Both groups should read this.... keep reading

When recession hits, it changes people's priorities. It is not easy to prepare for this in advance, but we should try.... keep reading

There is a crisis of liquidity in the American banking system. This will lead to a worse crisis of insolvency, which the FED cannot solve. The FED is trying to keep this from happening. Here's how.... keep reading

This is not obvious to a lot of sellers. You should never forget it if you sell to the general public, or if your company does.... keep reading

This has happened before.... keep reading

The announcement on $200 billion for banks is surely an implicit promise of monetary inflation. The stock market loved it. Will the FED follow through this time?... keep reading

Debtors are learning the difference.... keep reading