State of the Economy continued

Unemployment is a statistic. It refers to the number of people unemployed divided by the total work force. The trick: the word "unemployed" does not include those who have quit looking fo... keep reading

Another warning that raises a yellow flag. There will be a red flag . . two years after the next worldwide recession, but not before.... keep reading

I've got good news and bad news.... keep reading

Free lunches are going to get more expensive.... keep reading

The next recession is looming, and it will be bad.... keep reading

The operative phrase now is this: easy come, easy go.... keep reading

This is not getting any attention in the mainstream financial press.... keep reading

We have now entered a stall-speed economy. The trick now is to get off the plane before it crashes. Parachutes, anyone?... keep reading

I have warned about this for years. Now you can test this for yourself.... keep reading

There is always somebody out there wants your money. Do not hand it over without a really good reason.... keep reading

Change or die! The process is speeding up.... keep reading

I have good news and bad news. The good news is closely related to the bad news.... keep reading

If so, so what? What will be the effects?... keep reading

Of all the hyped events, this one has lowest probability and the lowest impact of it ever happens. Let me explain why.... keep reading

It is not a threat to most of us. It will also be a tremendous investment opportunity, which only comes once in a lifetime.... keep reading

This benefits consumers.... keep reading