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22 Reasons to Expect a Financial Crisis

The Economic Collapse Blog runs wonderful articles on bad stuff that is threatening us. I love these articles, because the editor posts links to at least one article that supports his claim. These links are a treasure trove. The editor has a knack for assembling these links into one comprehensive summary. One after another, link [...]

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Catastrophe in 2013, Says Laffer

The Bush tax reductions will expire on January 1 unless Congress and the President extend them this year. Dr. Arthur Laffer predicts that American investors will move their income into this year. Next year, the economy will “fall off the cliff.” Laffer says. In 2006, Laffer moved from California to Tennessee to escape the California [...]

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Disaster Ahead, Says Reagan’s Budget Director

David Stockman was Ronald Reagan’s first budget director. He resigned because he thought Reagan’s program would produce a huge deficit. He was right. Reagan is the father of the triple-hundred-billion dollar deficit. He thinks the U.S. federal debt is a disaster. It will produce an economic disaster. Stocks will fall. Bonds will fall. Taxes will [...]

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So, You Think You Own Stocks in Your Portfolio. Think Again.

A lot of Americans do not know how ownership of stocks is handled. They think they personally own the stocks in their portfolios. They don’t. There were investors in MF Global who thought they owned commodities. They didn’t. Consider this. Do you own gold and silver mining stocks? Or any stocks for that matter? Even [...]

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Unemployment at 25% — Richard Russell

Richard Russell has been writing about the stock market since the 1950s. He thinks we will see something like the Great Depression’s level of unemployment. He is a master of Dow theory as a forecasting tool. He uses other indexes. Here is one. . . . Buying Power since last February has been in a [...]

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American Stocks in 2011: Flat

The Standard & Poor’s 500 index was flat, to the dollar, in 2011. That has not happened in 60 years. On Friday, December 30, the index was 1257.60.  In 2010 at this time, it was 1257.64. This is statistically astounding. Yet the year was a roller coaster ride. Up, down, up, down” the investors never [...]

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