Monthly Archives: October 2011

Last week news the Europeans had finally cobbled together a plan to bail out Greece from its debt crisis and put a band-aid on the other bleeding basket-case countries, Italy and Spain, came through the wire but celebration of a … Continue reading →

Illinois, Rhode Island, and Pennsylvania. What do theses states have in common? They are all facing massive amounts of debt, possible bankruptcy, or seeking protection from becoming bankrupt. In the case of Illinois, as of early last month, the state … Continue reading →

Gold prices rallied this past week as a weaker U.S. dollar made the metal more affordable to buy in other currencies and as traders jumped into the market on a technical breakout. As highlighted by Kitco.com, Gold hit its strongest … Continue reading →

It has been made clear with the debt crisis in Europe that investing in the United States has become less about the United States and more about trying to sift through the daily news coming out of those European being … Continue reading →

On September 30, the Economic Cycle Research Institute (ECRI), the world’s leading authority on business cycles, stated that the U.S. economy is headed for a new recession that government intervention cannot prevent. “Cyclical weakness is spreading widely from economic indicator … Continue reading →