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Bernanke's Jackson Hole Speech - What % of Your Assets Is in Gold, Silver, Oil?
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The solution is to jump start the housing market by changing foreclosure laws in such a way that it becomes attractive to bail out the foreclosed by harnessing their support. The current system has worked so long as foreclosures were always at aro
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“I’m steadfast in my belief there’s going to be a double- dip in housing,” she said then. “You will see clearly that the banks are under-reserved when housing dips again.”
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They’re morally blind money addicts who believe they’re “God’s chosen.” AA would say: They haven’t “bottomed,” won’t recover from their disease till a disaster hits, with another market meltdown and the “Great Depression 2.” Then maybe they’ll “quit
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The Unofficial Problem Bank List grew by more than five percent this week as the FDIC released its enforcement actions for July 2010. This week, there were 28 additions and 5 removals.
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David Rosenberg, market guru, has officially declared that the US economy is in a state of depression, and he sees the economic superpowers woes worsening.
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Notice that the number of births started declining a number of years before the Great Depression started. Many families in the 1920s were under severe stress long before the economy collapsed. By 1933 births were down by almost 23%...
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CNBC host predicts gross domestic product to shrink to an alarming 0.5 per cent
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10 Practical Steps You Can Take Now - US Bond Bubble Bursting? - What Would Jim Rogers Do? - US Exports Terrorism - Forced Mass Schooling of the Young - The True National Debt
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James Altucher is a well known "PermaBull", but his index is signaling the start of a double-dip recession.
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The co-creator of the Case-Shiller Home Price Index said he is worried that housing prices could decline for another five years. He noted that Japan saw land prices decline for 15 consecutive years up to 2006.
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"It was 80 percent credit cards before we started, but it's now about 50/50," said Kent Black. "Non-locals still tend to pay with credit cards, but we've seen a marked increase in cash payments from the local customers."
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Recovery was an illusion. The worst is yet to come.
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Henry's answer: Too much debt, too many houses. Peter's answer: Absurd drug-addict-like stimulus hastening bankruptcy of already bankrupt country. Dylan's answer: Banksters.
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CNBC has now failed to sucker its viewers into the stock ponzi for 16 weeks in a row and rising.
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Since the consumer accounts for over two-thirds of the US economy, one would expect that a well-crafted index of consumer behavior would serve as a leading indicator.
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The too-big-to-fails, rather than being whittled down to size, have grown even bigger, circumventing antitrust laws; and they are being allowed to carry on pretty much as before. The Federal Reserve, rather than being called on the carpet, has been g
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Dow Jones Newswires' Meena Thiruvengadam reports on a man who has become a financial fortune teller for Tea Party activists and who predicts an evisceration of the American dream.
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U.S. Rep. Ron Paul , R-Tex., plans to introduce a new bill next year that will allow for an audit of US gold reserves, he told Kitco News in an exclusive interview. Paul dropped the news in the interview, indicating that the bill still does not h
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Average Real Weekly Earnings, (read: incomes adjusted for inflation), are below what what what they were in 1973. Income wise the average American family is worse off now than they were 37 years (4 decades) ago.
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The numbers: July durable goods orders came in at 0.3%, which is WAY below the 3.0% that analysts were expecting.
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Investors will face defaults on government bonds given the burden of aging populations and the difficulty of securing more tax revenue, according to Morgan Stanley. “Governments will impose a loss on some of their stakeholders,”
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New home sales fell in July to the lowest level on record as the housing market continued to suffer from the end of the homebuyer tax credit boost. This is after yesterday's report of a 27.2% decline in sales of existing homes.
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The amount consumers owed on their credit cards in this year's second quarter dropped to the lowest level in more than eight years as cardholders continued to pay off balances in the uncertain economy.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average will lose about half of its value over the next couple of years as it follows a Nikkei-like pattern of several sharp rallies in an overall decline, according to Charles Nenner, founder and president of Charles Nenner
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In fact, we could see a situation where another 4 to 5 million jobs could be shed in the United States — and in the three sectors that were, and remain, the most affected by the housing crisis and financial collapse.
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Housing led the U.S. out of seven of the last eight recessions. This time, it may kill the recovery.
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One day, when nothing much is going on in the markets, but general nervousness is running like a low-grade fever, there will be a commodities burp: A slight but sudden rise in the price of a necessary commodity, such as oil.
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Although having one of every 10 willing workers out of a job is a grim statistic, the figure is much higher when discouraged workers are included in the count. That brings the broader unemployment rate to nearly 1 in 5.
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The insolvent state of California which, just like the country of the USA, is operating without a budget, has once again ended up on the verge of bankruptcy.
