March 2012

Is the United States Headed Down Europe’s Financial Road?

Europe’s economy is contracting The recent Greek debt deal produced a big collective sigh of relief, plus some cheers for that massive liquidity injection into Europe’s banking system. It was time to grab a glass and offer a toast to the coming economic recovery of the European Union, right? Alas, it turns out that Europe’s

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Mounting Debt and Lower Salaries – A Persisting Trend for Grads

College education is costly and a majority of students have had to compromise on the college they choose to attend simply because they can’t afford the fees. Even at less expensive colleges, most students finish college with massive amounts of education debt. Often these debts need to be paid off just months after leaving college. This overhanging debt can have a negative effect on many

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Capital Safety: Is There Such a Thing as “TOO Safe”?

We all know that the stock market has been rising for 3 years. Many economic measures — unemployment, consumer spending and confidence, etc. — also show strong improvement. Yet is that a good reason to stay bullish on stocks? What a silly question, some people might say. But before you give a reply, please take

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The Ascendence of Sociopaths in US Governance

By Doug Casey, Casey Research An International Man lives and does business wherever he finds conditions most advantageous, regardless of arbitrary borders. He’s diversified globally, with passports from multiple countries, assets in several jurisdictions and his residence in yet another. He doesn’t depend absolutely on any country and regards all of them as competitors for

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Are the Efforts of the World Central Banks Working?

The Fed is not the world’s only central bank dealing with debt. Watch as Steve Hochberg, EWI’s chief market analyst, shows what has happened to GDP in countries around the world as other central banks try to “inject liquidity” into the system. EWI’s NEW free report, The Economic Rot Beneath, reveals important economic numbers that

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