By Bruce Krasting (Guest Post) The folks at the USDA released their projections for 2011/2012-food price inflation. The bad news is that feeding ourselves will cost ~4% more in 2011. The good news is that USDA thinks prices will...
Read MoreBy Michael Snyder (Guest Post) Once the euphoria of the initial announcement faded and as people have begun to closely examine the details of the European debt deal, they have started to realize that this “debt deal”...
Read MoreBy Junk Analyst (Guest Post) These days, discussions of various global currencies have become about as commonplace as how badly the local sports team performed during the last game. It has become clear, every fiat-based phoney...
Read MoreBy JW Jones at www.OptionsTradingSignals.com(via Chris Vermeulen) (Guest Post) Writing about financial markets is probably the most challenging endeavor I have ever immersed myself into. I am a trader first and a writer second,...
Read MoreBy Charles Rotblut (Guest Post) High Valuations = Greater Expectations = More Downside Risk If there was any single financial concept I think investors should remember, it is the one above. The more investors bid up a...
Read MoreBy EconMatters The job market is terrible, and the situation isn’t getting any better. The U.S. national unemployment rate is stagnant at 9.1% in September, and the jobs picture across America at state level didn’t...
Read MoreBy Hasic M (Guest Post) To start a green business with a small budget is the goal of many entrepreneurs today. Fortunately, you need look no further than the internet to launch a business that focuses on saving energy or saving...
Read MoreBy Energy Burrito (Guest Post) There was an advertisement in last week’s Economist for a Ford car. The focal point of the ad, however, was not the engine, its look, or its reliability. The key point was, in fact, a key. A...
Read MoreBy Frank Holmes (Guest Post) On October 31, the world symbolically welcomes its 7 billionth. The real date the world hits that number is up for debate, but it has been symbolically chosen by the United Nations as a way to...
Read MoreBy Frank Holmes (Guest Post) StrengthsChina’s industrial production increased 13.8 percent in September, while the market estimate was 13.4 percent, and August was 13.5 percent. Fixed Asset Investment excluding rural...
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