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Here are some stories of the transition from slavery to liberty. My favorite is the story of John McDonough, the riches man in Louisiana at his death in 1850.... keep reading
Is the FED's concern about the housing bubble reflected by its current monetary policy, and if it is, then what does this say about immediate future of stocks and bonds?... keep reading
I am not giving medical advice. I am providing personal testimony, based on a discussion I had with a biologist 15 years ago. My grandmother, a 1918 flu survivor, tipped me off 40 years ago to a self-defense home remedy. I plan to use it. And others. But most important.... keep reading
Hardly anyone knows about this. It works for me every time, usually within 48 hours.... keep reading
It can cost $160,000 to earn a B.A. degree from Yale. It costs $15,000 to earn a degree my way. Yale takes 4 years. My way takes 2-3 years. You must move to Yale. You can stay home with my plan. You won't earn 11 times more money with a Yale degree. Here's how my approach works.... keep reading
Paralysis is the killer. Successful people are noted for their ability to rebound rapidly and try something new. Eventually, something hits big.... keep reading
Money isn't everything. Loyalty counts for a great deal. As it declines, crime will rise. Our lifestyle will therefore decline. Then could also be a major terrorist attack on an American city: a dirty bomb or anthrax. Choose your home town accordingly.... keep reading
Inflation is a monetary phenomenon. A country can have inflation (rising money supply) and stable prices. Japan does. But there will always be a return to inflation. Debt is subsidized by an expanding money supply. Bet wrong on this, and you'll lose wealth.... keep reading
Most people prefer to follow. Don't start a business if you are one of these people. What else does it take? Gind out here.... keep reading
The gold/silver ratio is down, meaning that silver is doing really well. What this means for metals next week.... keep reading
The mania of the dot-coms pointrs to the blindness engendered by greed. The dot-coms will never come back. Now, what about the U.S. stock market? Why will the Dow go to 36,000? The mania-mongers have a lot of explaining to do.... keep reading
"He who dies with the most toys wins." That T-shirt slogan is ridiculous. Yet there are millions of Americans who act as though they agree with it. Let this report serve as a warning.... keep reading
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