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Was Cramer right? Was the economy at the brink on August 7? Did the FED wait too long to take effective action?... keep reading

Budgeting money is child's play compared to budgeting time. A well-conceived time budget begins with a life expectancy calculator. Don't play Scarlett O'Hara: "I'll think about it tomorrow."... keep reading

Google Books has left a huge gap in the market for scanned-in books. Will Microsoft take advantage of this opportunity?... keep reading

This is a true story. Sadly.... keep reading

There is a case for believing that a rally is coming. But how strong is this case?... keep reading

If you thought American capitalism is committed to the free market, think again. The inflationists are going after Bernanke for his tight money policy.... keep reading

Remember the Capital One ads with the barbarians invading? Well, the subprime barbarians invaded Capital One. They burned down the company's up-scale mortgage market.... keep reading

This indicator is reliable for most towns and all cities. I warned subscribers living in San Diego. I recall one of them quit my site because of this, furious. He is poorer today.... keep reading

Most experts we see on TV tell us the subprime mortgage mektdown can be confined to poor people who never should have bought a home. But is this correct?... keep reading

What we have seen in the past three business days is unprecedented. It is not getting enough publicity.... keep reading

I don't know if they sell the product, but I remember the product.... keep reading

If either of these breaks down in a financial crash, there could be a paralysis of the economy.... keep reading

Here is a strategy to begin now but put to profitable use a year from now or maybe more.... keep reading

In the week of August 6, there was a shift. What does it mean?... keep reading

If you have no money to invest, and if debt is a worry for you, here is a plan to solve your problem.... keep reading

The reduction of the discount rate is good PR, but it changes nothing much. The stock market's reaction was grasping at straws. The FED knows suckers when it sees them.... keep reading