State of the Economy continued

How can an economy experience price inflation if there is unemployment and excess capacity?... keep reading

What if you were a Chrysler employee? What would your strategy be? The wave of the future is clear: cost-cutting. If you are on salary, you are a corporate cost.... keep reading

I don't recall a report on this on CNBC. Maybe I missed it.... keep reading

Businesses tied to the old economy will take a hit. That is most businesses. What now?... keep reading

Glimmers of hope. We are expected to live on glimmers of hope. Silver linings. Moonbeams. Here is reality.... keep reading

The news is not good.... keep reading

If you want to know why the economy is contracting, look no further. These graphs show why most Americans are trapped.... keep reading

This change in pubic opinion is widespread and unplanned. It indicates growing distrust in the economy.... keep reading

People who subscribe to newsletters and investment sites have money. Yet I see every morning that they are losing their credit. It costs me. It costs them more. I hope you are OK.... keep reading

I never thought I would read anything like this on a mainstream site. It uses the correct word: conspiracy.... keep reading

There is more at stake than GM and Chrysler.... keep reading

When hope fades here, the train is running off the tracks.... keep reading

The politicians want us to believe things are not getting bad as fast as before. They also want us scared enough to accept more regulations.... keep reading

Every silver lining has a really big cloud. Get your umbrellas out.... keep reading

A week after I wrote about the delay of panic on Main Street, a key panic indicator appears.... keep reading

This is a follow-up on an article by a site member on his biking trip in Florida.... keep reading