Federal Reserve Policy continued
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- 2007
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Bernanke and FOMC are still holding to what appears to be their target rate: below 2%. The question now is: Will this defer a recession?... keep reading
This is the argument of some analyists, although they do not all put it in these words. A few do. Are they correct?... keep reading
When this outfit blows the whistle in a complete turnaround, things are worse than they appear.... keep reading
Subprime mortgages have been getting the media's attention. They are the tip of the financial iceberg. We are on the Titanic.... keep reading
People ignore what should be obvious. I hope you are not one of them.... keep reading
How powerful an effect will the new target rate for the FedFunds rate have on stocks? What can we expect?... keep reading
There are some anomalies to deal with. Here is the place to begin. Is the FED's move inflationary or not?... keep reading
Members can download my report on Monetary Statistics, which shows that M-3 was always useless. Forecasters who follow any unofficial M-3 statistic cannot explain what is happening.... keep reading
This former graduate student of Ludwig von Mises, now a retired college professor from both Hillsdale College and Grove City College, relects on what the media did not mention yesterday, and what lies ahead.... keep reading
This term rises and falls cyclically. It is entering a boom phase. If you adopt it in your investing, you will have your head handed to you by the market. I guarantee this. I have seen this too many times.... keep reading
Will the optimism persist? That depends on the real estate market. What to expect next.... keep reading
This seemed obvious to me in late August. The stock market shot up, as I expected. Now, what about the rest of my predictions?... keep reading
These guys are slow on the uptake. Most of them still don't get it. But there is growing pessimism. It's about time.... keep reading
The stock market is gyrating wildly. This indicates great confusion by investors. The fund managers aren't sure whether to increase cash or not.... keep reading
Somehow, I don't think he will deliver it. But I'm always here to help.... keep reading
The public has been trained, Pavlovian fashion, to salivate at the ringing of the New York Stock Exchange's bell. You must break this habit.... keep reading
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