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When the world's stock markets head south, here is how you can make money. You can make money even if stock markets don't head south.... keep reading

As of early 2007, the estimated size of the derivatives market, which is international and unregulated, was $370 trillion, according to the Bank for International Settlements. Think of dominoes.... keep reading

This report ought to get more publicity than it will.... keep reading

It is as if this statistic did not exist. The pundits ignore it. What it is telling us is consistent with what the stock market is telling us.... keep reading

If you think this resource is the ability to manage money, you have made a fundamental mistake. It is a common mistake among the rich.... keep reading

The man who warned his readers to sell all Asian equities three weeks ago now assesses Asian bond funds.... keep reading

The bubbles are bursting. Be aware of what is happening in your zip code.... keep reading

The engine of growth has just gone off the rails.... keep reading

We live in an international capital market. Just as the 20% decline on October 19, 1987, was worldwide, so was the decline on Feb. 27, 2007. There were no safe haven stock markets.... keep reading

Here are some basics of successful real estate investing.... keep reading

This is what I have warned about. It's business as usual. Get used to it.... keep reading

Most people retire close to their children. This makes sense if all of your children live close to each other, and if they don't live in a housing bubble city. This may not be your situation.... keep reading

I get this question constantly. I hope this will answer it.... keep reading

You may have suspected that you are at risk. Now, it's possible to find out.... keep reading

The media generally ignore Cong. Ron Paul's Presidential candidacy. Conservative columnist George Will dismisses him as a "cheerful anachronism" -- someone who believes that the U.S. government is limited by the U.S. Constitution.... keep reading

This list is often attributed to Bill Gates, but it was created by Charles Sykes, author of "Profscam," the book that every college-bound high school student read.... keep reading