Dec 26 2009

Top 1 Percent Control 42 Percent of Financial Wealth in the U.S. – How Average Americans are Lured into Debt Servitude by Promises of Mega Wealth.

Many Americans are not buying the recent stock market rally.  This is being reflected in multiple polls showing negative attitudes towards the economy and Wall Street.  Wall Street is so disconnected from the average American that they fail to see the 27 million unemployed and underemployed Americans that now have a harder time believing the […]

Sep 20 2009

The Art of Strategic Mortgage Defaults: The Coming Wave of Foreclosures in California. 588,000 People Nationwide Stop Paying Their Mortgage Even Though they had Funds to Pay.

Throughout the current housing crisis, most of the negative economic data has been clumped into one large group.  That is, housing has been a nationwide problem and job losses have impacted virtually every state.  Yet there is a coming crisis that has its targets on very specific states.  In fact, many states will not even […]

Sep 1 2009

The American Consumer Meets Minimalism: How This Recession Will Change the American Consumer.

Is the American consumer forever changed?  Did the current recession alter the seemingly unrelenting spending machine known as the American consumer?  From early indications, it looks like some habits will be changed for a very long time.  This is a big shift given the nearly endless round of bubbles in the past 30 years culminating […]

Aug 22 2009

S&P 500 Over Priced: With 97% of Companies Reporting Q2 Earnings the PE Ratio is Now at 129. The Most Over Hyped Market Rally Ever.

There is probably no better indicator of market volatility than the current price to earnings ratio of the S&P 500.  The market volatility is spectacular and we are seeing more gyrations in this recession than we did during the Great Depression.  Since March when the S&P 500 touched the 666 mark, the rally has boosted […]

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