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Buffett’s Latest Advice: Bargains Emerging in Europe and Japan

Buffett likes Japan. He’s over there right now, looking for opportunities. And he’s not just tossing valentines out for local consumption. This is classic Buffett, along the lines of his advice to buy when others are fearful.

Fourth Quarter Meltdown on Tap

American companies are expected to grow their earnings by 13.3% in the third quarter. Do they have a shot? No way, no how! Of course, many individual companies will do better than this. But S&P 500 companies as a collective whole…

Bernanke: Don’t Give Up on the US, yet.

I like to read in between the lines and it’s hard to hear what the Fed chief had to say without getting a more subtle message: “Don’t give up on the US just yet.” I tend to be very critical of the Fed Chief Ben Bernanke and US economy for good reason.

Obama Should Listen to Watchdog Agency

The stability watchdog agency for Britain’s financial system says that banks should prioritize giving out loans over building up their capital base.

Can Europe Handle the Too-Big-To-Bail Countries?

Greece and Ireland is one thing. Europe can handle rescuing those small economies. But Spain and Italy? They’re just too big.

Europe’s Bloody Monday

U.S. equity markets were closed on Monday, but U.S. stock-index futures dropped sharply in light holiday volume, following declines in equities around the globe, with the euro softening and the dollar and gold gaining (futures rose above $1,900 an ounce) on worries about Europe’s debt trouble.

9/1/11: The Grand Diversification Lie

  About IF   |    Services  |    Newsletter Archives   |   IF Video Room   |   Contact Us Visit the IF Video Room The Grand Diversification Lie By Charles Delvalle September 1, 2011 An opening word from Andrew Gordon The least controversial investing rule on Wall Street is

Why Disaster Is Right Around the Corner

It’s not just the US. The whole world is out of whack. Currencies, taxes and trade have been manipulated by the global moneyed elites to work for them, not us.