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STOCKS rose again today for the third straight day. Enjoy it while you can, stock bulls, for a sledge hammer awaits ye.... keep reading
The market giveth, and the market taketh away -- fast.... keep reading
The WMD issue if off the table politically today. The issue is a non-starter with respect to Iran. But if it turns out the Saddam had WMD, and got them out of the country, the WMD issue becomes live again. Think Syria. Think Iran. Think pre-emptive strike.... keep reading
To have work you do well is a great gift. Losing your job when you need the money is a fearful thing. But quitting your work when you don't need the money any longer is a big mistake. Better to be like Brent Spiner.... keep reading
The Dow in gold dollars barely moved, despite today's upward move in stocks.... keep reading
When a society ceases to save for the future, it has become present-oriented. Its wealth will be bought up steadily by members of other societies who are future-oriented and do save. This is now happening. This is the meaning of the trade deficit.... keep reading
In 1929, the experts said, "No problem looming!" In 2004, a member of the Federal Reserve System said, "Big problem looming!" The problem in 2004 is much worse in 2006. We are headed for a forced change in our lifestyles: cutbacks. Are you ready for this scenario?... keep reading
The race is on between Alan Greenspan's old policy, which will produce a recession, and Ben Bernanke's new policy, which will re-ignite inflation. You had better bet on the right horse in this race!... keep reading
You, too, can do your part to increase the trade deficit. If Wal-Mart can do it, why not you? You can. Here's how to get started.... keep reading
Soon, it will be Dr. Bernanke's turn to get questions from Congressman Paul, just as it was for Arthur Burns, Paul Volcker, and Alan Greenspan. None of them would give him a straight answer.... keep reading
The Federal Debt is today (early 2006) well over $8 trillion. Congress must again vote to raise the debt ceiling within weeks. This is a political way of life. It means ultimate bankruptcy -- of the U.S. dollar, not the government.... keep reading
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