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I've seen many people worry that we'll soon be seeing high inflation and perhaps even hyperinflation. But it's no sure thing. This article makes a case that it won't happen. Even though the Fed is...
Robert Prechter, the market forecaster who told investors to sell their stocks weeks before the October 1987 crash, is back in the news. Prechter, head of market-forecasting firm Elliot Wave...
Robert Barro, a Professor of Economics at Harvard University a fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution looked at economic data from the past 130 years to determine the probabilities of a...
Roll Over Wall Street, Main Street is Taking Over
Industry Aggregation is the new business model for the 21st century. It's an American spin on the highly successful Japanese "Keiretsu" model...
Societe Generale said on Thursday that the United States' economy looks likely to enter a depression and China's could implode.
In a highly bearish note, veteran cross asset strategist Albert...
Recessions are like stock market corrections -- after a time, equity prices rebound without government intervention. Federal Reserve interest rate cuts and stimulus tax rebates and spending have...
This is a good review of the rapidly deteriorating economic conditions in California at both the state and city level. Schwarzenegger is facing true lies from the state legislature while California...
Many pundits are comparing the recent bear market declines in the major US indexes to the market action from the Great Depression. Some go as far as comparing the current market decline to the...
According to the article, expect to see a recession similar to those in the 1970s and early 1980s.
Some of the reasons given include more government safety nets, bank deposit insurance, global...
I've wondering how the performance of the Dow in 2008 compares to the drop during the Great Depression. To find out, I graphed both and set them side by side. The results are interesting...
Starbucks is starting to sell more coffee. Companies are once again finding buyers for their short-term debt. Money is beginning to flow back into emerging markets.
Maybe this is not the second...