Remember the reason for QE2... that whole "wealth effect" thing?  Well the problem with temporary manipulation of asset prices is just that... it's temporary.  Blow $600B through the hole, and while it creates temporary "happy happy time" (for a narrowing portion of our society) , eventually market forces come back. ...

What were the figures? Links appreciated about 2008?

I have been hearing all about this recession that will be coming in the near future and I was wondering if the recession will affect the stock market and if so how bad will it get.

I know over the years, car companies say they improve every year. Sometimes some of the cars are still bad. How of all the new cars on the market, which (make, model) is the worst and which one would break down and fail the fastest?

For the latest Peter Schiff, go to PeterSchiffBlog.com - Investors listen when these two men speak. They have been right on about the overall global economy. There are a few concerns out there about the health of the United States government. The bond market bubble right now is the mother ...

Rand off its worst levels on gold spike The rand came off its intraday worst levels by midday on Tuesday, boosted by a spike in gold. Although the local currency was still off its overnight level, a local dealer noted a slightly bullish sentiment, with an initial target of 7.27 against ...

Stock Market: 'Worst not yet over, may fall further' New Delhi, Feb 6 (PTI) The free-fall of the stock market is expected to continue in the coming week, with investors likely to reduce their exposure even further amid concerns over rising inflation and the volatile situation in Egypt, according to market ...

Worst not yet over for stock market, may fall further: Experts New Delhi, Feb 6 (PTI) The free-fall of the stock market is expected to continue in the coming week, with investors likely to reduce their exposure even further amid concerns over rising inflation and the volatile situation in Egypt, according ...

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