Broad Oak Magazine

Calculated Risk plots the actual and projected change in demographics from 1950 to 2050, adds the observation that over-65s cost 3 times as ...

Cash for now, while we wait for the second half selloff; then stocks and gold to hedge against inflation, says the good Doctor .

Mish looks at certificates of deposit vs returns from stocks. Investors, take note. The folly of buy-and-hold may also apply to houses. ...

This report by Jim McTague from Barron's, reproduced on the Cumberland Advisors site, gives an indication of how the money experts were ...

Where's safe for your money? It's like a minefield: we seem to be zig-zag running between financial explosions. Housing? Overpriced,...

Echoing recent comments by Vitaliy Katsenelson (also on Barron's), Jeremy Grantham thinks profit margins will decline towards normal and...

Bob Bronson gives us a striking graph of the apparent correlation (since 2000) between the stockmarket and the yield on 10-year Treasury bon...

Paul Nolte ( Financial Sense yesterday ) strikes a more judicious note. He points out that house price drops do not hit everybody equally, s...

Further to the last, it's worth struggling through Brad Setser's presentation to the Congressional committee even if (like me) you...

Seeking Alpha has a useful round-up of stats and news items on the US housing debacle. I shall try out a contra-contrarian position here. I...

Let's combine the recent mystery about Britain's massive investment in US Treasury securities, with the worldwide asset bubble. This...

An interesting audio file of Gary Dorsch (Global Money Trends, Sir Chartsalot) being interviewed by Jim Puplava (Financial Sense) on 16 Ju...

China has its problems. Monsters and Critics , quoting UPI, says that 3.5 million jobs could go if the yuan appreciates much more against th...

Bloomberg quotes Marc Faber as saying that US stocks are more reasonably priced than other markets after the recent fall in the dollar'...