Reality Check continued

Here is the first in the series: December 9, 2005. This is the format for Friday's issue of my "Reality Check" e-letter.... keep reading

Here is a grim example of the products of America's tax-funded schools. Compare this to what Asian kids are doing.... keep reading

This is my initial offer on December 1, 2005 to answer subscribers' questions.... keep reading

The second newsletter: December 16, 2005.... keep reading

Sadly, only one of these ads is still on-line for viewing -- my favorite: the Gap ad. Crank up your speakers . . . unless you're at the office. Call this "marketing research."... keep reading

You are either pulling ahead or falling behind. Here is how to pull ahead. It has worked for me. It can work for you.... keep reading

Prices like these could not last. They haven't. It was obvious to me in November, 2005. But it was not obvious to the poor saps who bought.... keep reading

Three quarters of a million new bachelor degree holders in science and engineering are entering the world marketplace each year. Wage competition is going to get fierce. American consumers will win. American producers won't.... keep reading

This November 15, 2005 article has come true for millions of home owners. The threat will acceletate in 2007. Don't ignore it.... keep reading

Why do parents subsidize the high-risk lifestyle of today's college students? Because of discrimination against non-graduates. There is a better, cheaper way to solve this problem.... keep reading

The economic statistics looked good as Greenspan prepared to depart as Federal Reserve Chairman. But the slowdown was coming. The party was ending. The hangover was coming.... keep reading

Do you have the millionaire mind? I had it early, and it really did make me a millionaire, although not back in 1960, when a million bucks was worth something. It began with three words.... keep reading

When the smart money starts moving out, the dumb money is about to disappear.... keep reading

The finances of the U.S. government were visibly out of control in the fall of 2005. In a boom year, debt was going through the roof. What will happen in the next recession?... keep reading

What goes up can come down. What goes up in a mania can come down hard. Liquidity was drying up in the fall of 2005 -- a prelude of things to come.... keep reading

Delphi's bankruptcy in 2005 pointed to the future of unionized manufacturing industries: union members have no future.... keep reading