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19th September 2009
Do not skip the idea of refinancing your home mortgage. Time is now to take action or you may miss the bus. Going by the trends of the recent years, every time Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan opens his vocal shutter, the interest rates go up... Read >
Author: jsolutions01618th May 2009
Last weekend a friend was telling me over dinner that there was no recession. He pointed to the fact that there was construction going on all around his well appointed neighborhood.
In fact, he contended, the (non-existent) recession was probably the ... Read >
Author: John Whitefoot07th April 2009
“In the absence of the gold standard, there is no way to protect savings from confiscation through inflation.” Alan Greenspan, 1966. One of the things every investor quickly discovers is that there are no sure deals or “can’t lose” investments i... Read >
Author: Borge Nielsen25th March 2009
In the recent past, a lot of homeowners just barely made it into a new house with an adjustable rate mortgage. But that strategy is no longer safe, with interest rates on the rise.Adjustable Rate Mortgage LoansAdjustable rate mortgages (also called ARMs) ... Read >
Author: Walter Sigmore20th February 2009
Each time the general public creates an asset bubble, they believe the rally in prices is justifiable by fundamentals. When proven methods of valuation demonstrate otherwise, people invent new ones with the caveat, "it is different this time." It never is... Read >
Author: Robert Bell13th February 2009
The online gambling business is to be spared during these tough economic times and will continue to grow at double digit year on year percentage rates. This statement comes from a recent study displayed to the public right before the global financial cris... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer02nd February 2009
Much of the money homeowners borrowed fueled consumer spending and reinforced poor financial management techniques. It was common during the bubble rally for people to run up enormous credit card bills then refinance every year and pay them off. It is foo... Read >
Author: Robert Bell22nd January 2009
Wall Street, the housing market and the whole economy have all gone from boom to bust. The global economic meltdown is a stark reminder of how giant bubbles tend to over-inflate until they reach critical mass and inevitably dash our hopes and dreams—dr... Read >
Author: Jose Roncal03rd December 2008
Well, we all know what's happening. Major corporations are folding, people are losing their jobs, houses are being foreclosed on in record numbers, people who've never needed public assistance now do, and our overall standard of living is declining on a d... Read >
Author: Josh Greenberger02nd December 2008
The end of the year is upon us with the holiday's right around the corner. It has been a very interesting, volatile and bumpy ride with the economy, stock market, Presidential election and real estate crisis. We witnessed some of our largest financial ins... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer27th October 2008
Ok, so he is not president, YET… He likely will be as he is currently leading in the polls by over 10 % with a 6% +- sample error. This information coming from polls all over the media industry, even the Republican ones. Another major contributing facto... Read >
Author: cfz7777777721st October 2008
Prospective homebuyers & homeowners do not know what to do, lenders are anxious, & lawmakers must get a bill approved to resolve the situation for the reason that the national economy is on the refuse.
As nearly everyone know firsthand, banks have made... Read >
Author: Alien16th October 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Les Lafave
A recent New York Times article "Taking a Hard New Look at Alan Greenspan's Legacy" (Peter S. Goodman), did an entertaining job of slamming former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, and for that, I'd gratefully subsc... Read >
Author: Les Lafave15th October 2008
During these crazy times, it is clearer than ever that those owning and operating businesses of all kinds and sizes must maintain their focus on their business. While grossly under-reported, business loans are still very obtainable as long as you have th... Read >
Author: Chris Carter29th September 2008
Prospective homebuyers and homeowners don’t know what to do, lenders are nervous, and lawmakers must get a bill passed to resolve the situation. The national economy is on the decline.
As most of us know firsthand, banks have made lending guidelines to... Read >
Author: Frank27th August 2008
Stop waiting for the media to tell you it's okay to buy a house. They don't know how to time the real estate bottom or the direction of mortgage rates. Discover my 5 easy ideas to prepare for buying a home.
I recently received a newsletter from one of ... Read >
15th July 2008
Despite Alan Greenspan being optimistic about the bottoming in the housing market over the next few months, folks in Colorado and its capital city, Denver, don’t consider themselves so lucky. Here’s why.
In 2007, 7,700 foreclosed homes were report... Read >
Author: John14th July 2008
Despite Alan Greenspan being optimistic about the bottoming in the housing market over the next few months, folks in Colorado and its capital city, Denver, don’t consider themselves so lucky. Here’s why.
In 2007, 7,700 foreclosed homes were report... Read >
Author: John14th July 2008
Despite Alan Greenspan being optimistic about the bottoming in the housing market over the next few months, folks in Colorado and its capital city, Denver, don’t consider themselves so lucky. Here’s why.
In 2007, 7,700 foreclosed homes were report... Read >
Author: John24th April 2008
We're hearing a lot about the economy lately. In fact, just this week, Alan Greenspan actually said "the r word" by announcing that the United States is in a recession. Our last recession, from 2001-2003, was due to the collapse of the dot-com bubble, the... Read >
Author: Susan L Reid28th March 2008
We know gold has hit its new height at $1,000 an ounce and holds strongly above the level with the declining dollar, the aggressive 0.25 point cuts from the Fed on Interest Rates and rising mortgage situations, company crisis (Bear Stearns) in the US.
... Read >
Author: ecurrencymag06th February 2008
By Doug Hadfield
The first good news of the year for readers at Resourcex Investor was the price of gold. The start of the year heralded all-time high prices for gold easily topping $900 per ounce, driven by the weak US dollar, high oil prices and rene... Read >
Author: ResourceX Investor02nd February 2008
It's All New!
Good credit has never been so important. The entire credit landscape has changed over the last year. And 2008 brings new and unprecedented challenges. A leading credit repair expert discusses the ways that you can adapt and thrive in this... Read >
Author: Jim Kemish16th October 2007
It has been declared by several economics and finance luminaries that the euro could very well be the next main currency reserve, toppling the US dollar from its revered position. No less than former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan and Nobel Prize... Read >
Author: Kristien Wilkinson24th July 2007
Florida Mortgage: Just Another Cycle
Florida mortgage broker Jim Kemish discusses the ups and downs of the economic cycle. Has the Florida real estate market hit bottom? Is this the right time to purchase a home? Here are some thoughts that might surpr... Read >
Author: Jim Kemish01st July 2007
The most common measures are named M0 (narrowest), M1, M2, and M3 (broadest).
M0 is the starting point for the concept of money supply. It is the total of all electronic, credit-based deposit balances in bank (and other financial) accounts plus all... Read >
Author: DollarDaze27th March 2007
The United States real estate market has been unstable since the events that took place in 2006; a year that was supposed to be a slight price correction but has turned out to be much more than that.
The dreaded “R” word (recession) was loosely tos... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola16th November 2006
The sound of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's voice isn't quite as soothing and reassuring as Perry Como's... but it's something penny stock investors and market analysts are (slowly) warming up to.
A quick recap...back in October 2005, Presiden... Read >
Author: John Whitefoot13th August 2006
Steve Jobs is one the premier names in computing. Almost no one else in the business world, perhaps Warren Buffet or Alan Greenspan, have demonstrated Jobs' EF Hutton-like ability to freeze a room no, freeze an industry in its tracks to listen when he ... Read >
Author: Joseph Pratt06th August 2006
Do not skip the idea of refinancing your home mortgage. Time is now to take action or you may miss the bus. Going by the trends of the recent years, every time Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan opens his vocal shutter, the interest rates go up... Read >
Author: Greg Andrews10th May 2006
Interest Rates Up! Up! And Away
What you're about to read is the result of ongoing interaction over years with several Comsumers like you. They are also interested in what is up with interest rates.
This article was written to answer some of thei... Read >
Author: Robert Walker15th March 2006
Aren't you tired of sitting around waiting for something to finally happen?
I just got off the phone talking with my friend James. We spoke about how his business was doing, and I asked what he planned on earning this year. His response surprised me: ... Read >
Author: Paul Lemberg09th March 2006
The reputation of Alan Greenspan as the Chairman of the Federal Reserve was one of brilliance or incredible luck. Now it is the turn of Ben Bernanke.
Ben Bernanke
Alan Greenspan reigned as Fed Chairman for nearly 20 years. During this time, the eco... Read >
Author: Dan Lewis07th January 2006
Homeowners often become very interested in the Federal Reserve Bank system. Every time the board of directors meets, mortgage interest rates are at risk.
Federal Reserve Bank
The Federal Reserve System acts as the central bank of the United States. ... Read >
Author: Dan Lewis07th January 2006
No one person has been praised or criticized for the economic progress of the United States over the last 20 years than Alan Greenspan. Here's his story.
Alan Greenspan
Alan Greenspan has led a prolific life in the financial industry. Many people c... Read >
Author: Dan Lewis05th December 2005
As gold topped $500, the news became front-page across the country, and radio and TV financial programs led off talking about the price of gold. Invariably, all noted that gold had reached nearly a two-decade high. Yet it is doubtful any of the reporter... Read >
Author: Bill Haynes29th November 2005
Over the last few years, many people squeezed into new homes using adjustable rate mortgages. With interest rates going up, you now need a new interest rate strategy
Adjustable Rate Mortgages ARMs
Adjustable rate mortgages carry a bit of a gamble ... Read >
Author: Dan Lewis
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