By Wall Street Daily Research As Europe’s economy teeters on the edge, Polish Foreign Minister, Radoslaw Sikorski, made a dramatic plea to Germany.”It’s not terrorism, it’s not the Taliban, it’s...
Read MoreBy Prieur du Plessis With the Dow’s plunge of more than 90 points during the last hour of trading yesterday, the Index’s closing level of 11,257 came within a whisker of registering an ominous technical break on its...
Read MoreBy John F. Carlucci (via Doug Short) As we all know, the key to successful investing is very simple:”Buy low, sell high.”However, you enter a chaotic, fun-house world of uncertainty once you ponder the logical...
Read MoreBy Frank Holmes Treasury yields ended the week lower as European concerns continued to dominate the headlines and with the eventual outcomes remaining unclear. Treasuries and the U.S. dollar rallied last week in an apparent...
Read MoreBy Mike “Mish” Shedlock It’s difficult to catch the early news from Europe and the US open as well, unless one never sleeps. Here we are in the midst of another flatline gap-up rally on Monday, 28 Nov. Here is...
Read MoreBy Michael Snyder The global economy is heading for a massive amount of trouble in the months ahead. Right now we are seeing the beginning of a credit crunch that is shaping up to be very reminiscent of what we saw back in 2008....
Read MoreBy Charles Rotblut I tried to withhold my frustration at the Congressional super committee as I wrote my editor’s note for our 2011 tax guide, which went to the printer on Tuesday. The committee’s failure was a sad...
Read MoreBy Michael Snyder For decades we were warned that when the Baby Boomers started to retire that this country would be facing a retirement crisis of unprecedented magnitude. Well, that day has arrived ladies and gentlemen. Back on...
Read MoreBy David Smith Poverty Rates are on the rise in the Western world, as recession, rising fuel costs and austerity cuts to social welfare benefits, take their toll on the most vulnerable people. But rather than trying to alleviate...
Read MoreBy Anthony Harrington First days are always trying and this is certainly proving the case for ex-European Central Bank Vice President Lucas Papademos in Greece and ex-European Commissioner Mario Monti in Italy. Already, one can...
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