Next Wave of Risky Housing Loans Due to Reset…Soon

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Seems like just yesterday that subprime loans were blowing up like the last few seconds of a batch of microwave popcorn.  Pop-pop-pop…now you see them now you don’t…keys in the mailbox, see ya later, Mr. Lender.  That loan is now your problem. The good news is that the bulk of the subprime loans have reset […]

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More than 5 million jobs have been lost in the US since March 2008…now you can relive the memories with this neat resource. Chris Wilson of Slate put together a very cool interactive map that illustrates regional job gains and losses for the past 2+ years. If you felt cheated by the Swine Flu’s inability […]

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How bad can the current financial crisis get, and how long will it last?  Casey Research’s Chief Economist, Bud Conrad, tackles this question, crunching the numbers produced by two leading economists who took a broad sampling of banking crises.  The information is presented in an insightful and informative way as only Bud can.  I hope […]

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Looking for a contrarian indicator you can take to the bank?  Look no further than our faithful Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke.  In this guest piece, the folks at Casey Research revisit Big Ben’s Greatest Hits, while casting an eye towards investment opportunities that arise from taking the opposite of Ben’s words at face value. When […]

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Over the weekend, China announced a $586 billion “stimulus plan” for its slowing economy. China is in a precarious position as the world economy grinds to a halt. Out of it’s 1.3 billion people, most have not participated in the economic boom the greater country has experienced. Let me know if this sounds familiar – […]

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