Monthly Archives: August 2009

I’ve argued for a long time that the economic climate we currently find ourselves in resulted from too much debt, making this ‘recession’ a credit driven recession rather than the more typical inventory driven recession. Incidentally, the last rather severe … Continue reading →

Today, I’m going to share 4 short videos with you. I believe these videos prove a movement may be underway in this country – one against more government – a movement that could keep getting stronger This video is from … Continue reading →

As far as the real estate market is concerned, we’ve been in the eye of a hurricane for most of the year with the second half of the real estate market collapse still to come. In my view, the second … Continue reading →

I’ve been arguing for some time now that the current economic mess we find ourselves in resulted from too much debt, a problem that cannot be solved long-term by creating more debt. This week, in his “Thoughts from the Frontline” … Continue reading →

Last week, Congress began debate to determine if additional funds should be allocated to the “Cash for Clunkers” program to the tune of another $2 billion. Originally funded for $1 billion, the program is already out of money even though … Continue reading →