Opening Statement from the January 2013 Intelligent Investor (Part 3)

Last Friday the Labor Department reported that non-farm payrolls grew by 155,000 jobs last month, slightly below November's level. Last Tuesday marked the commencement of Q4 earnings, with Alcoa meeti...

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Washington's War against America's Middle Class

I have been discussing the adverse impact of U.S. trade policy on America’s working and middle-class for several years now. I began this discussion in America’s Financial Apocalypse. As m...

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Opening Statement from the December 2012 Intelligent Investor (Part 1)

Little has changed since we released the last monthly publication. The global economy continues to weaken. Europe is sinking deeper into recession and even Germany is now most likely headed for a cont...

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November Intelligent Investor Opening Statement (Part 1)

Based on the performance of several stocks considered to be very reliant on the outcome of the election, it appeared that Wall Street had determined at least a few weeks ago that President Obama would...

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November Intelligent Investor Opening Statement (Part 2)

One cannot deny that the chart of the Dow looks impressive since March 2009. This is by no coincidence. A trend of record earnings have combined with record-low Treasury yields and the safe haven stat...

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Secrets of the Geopolitical Chess Match

In this 14-page article, Mike details the inner workings of how the global game is played, explaining the macroeconomic forces that underlie the risks and merits of investing in the U.S. and other wor...

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August 2012 Intelligent Investor Opening Statement and Employment Picture

We have released a PDF of the Opening Statement as well as the Employment analysis from the August 2012 Intelligent Investor.

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Fiscal Cliff Discussion from August 2012 Intelligent Investor

We have released a presentation on the Fiscal Cliff situation first published in the August 2012 Intelligent Investor.

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Household Savings, Consumer Spending and Bankers

Economists, analysts, policy makers and of course central bankers are always paying attention to the household savings rate data for a variety of reasons. Regardless of the reason for their interest,...

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October 2012 Economic and Market Overview

The recent unemployment data showed a decline in the jobless rate from 8.1% to 7.8%, but this is no reason to become optimistic. This data is most likely an anomaly due to statistical errors, and will...

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Corporate Taxes, Fascism and Trickle-Down Deceit

When Americans aren’t preoccupied with celebrity gossip, professional sports or social networking, they’re inundated with distorted facts and misguided ideals from the establishment media,...

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Who First Alerted the Public About For-Profit College Fraud?

The number of accurate forecasts and leading-edge insights presented in America’s Financial Apocalypse is too long to list. But here are a few examples. As one demonstration pointing to the co...

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More Lies & Deceit from Bankers & Economists

Economists, analysts, policy makers and of course central bankers are always paying attention to the household savings rate data for a variety of reasons. Regardless of the reason for their interest,...

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August 2012 Economic Overview (Part 1)

The U.S. economy added 163,000 jobs in July, beating consensus estimates. This recent data raised the average job additions over the last five months to 106,200. This number is just under the rate req...

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August 2012 Economic Overview (Part 2)

The U.S. economy added 163,000 jobs in July, beating consensus estimates. This recent data raised the average job additions over the last five months to 106,200. This number is just under the rate req...

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