By: Brian T Mikes | 2010-03-30 | Personal Finance The strongest and healthiest are going to exit this market turmoil bigger, stronger, and I believe more profitable than ever. Like vultures in the desert, they'll scoop up the good pieces of other failing banks. The new assets and business they purchase this year (on the cheap) will be worth billions a few years from now. read more
By: Abner Figuereo | 2010-03-27 | News and society One needs to be very careful in these difficult environments when seeking funds and perform expert due diligence. The results might be a hole too deep to climb out if you are not careful. read more
By: Bharat Book Bureau | 2010-03-26 | Press releases Bharatbook added a new report on "Smart Grid Market Outlook: Market and Technological Trends, Competitive Analysis, Major Deals and Investments" which gives emerging markets in Smart Grid market. read more
By: Bruno Korschek | 2010-10-25 | Politics This article examines the recent and numerous instances of conflicts of interest regarding banks and our political class. It shows how our poiticians are more concerned with their own financial and political well being rather than focusing on improving the country and the average American's life. the article concludes with some suggested steps to improve and strenghten our ethic laws and rules in order to get our politicians refocused on the welfare of the country and its citizens. read more
By: Carmen Alexe | 2011-05-26 | Economics If you’ve been wondering lately why banks are so picky with their lending guidelines you will find your answer in this article. read more
By: Mark Riddix | 2010-01-28 | Finance I am trying out a rather risky investment thesis by investing in financial stocks. I have begun to start building a position in the major financial stocks. I believe that the last few weeks have prese read more
By: Jennifer Watson | 2012-05-01 | Real Estate 5 major US banks have been ordered to pay as much as $25 billion in a settlement designed to aid borrowers who were taken advantage of through the robo-signing scandal... read more
By: John P. Dessauer | 2010-03-29 | Economics Cisco CEO John Chambers says this recession marks the "toughest economic challenge of our lifetimes." American households have lost more than $13 trillion in wealth. Some have lost everything because of excess debt or fraud. There is absolutely no doubt that the world can be a cold and cruel place. After the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008, millions fled from risk of any kind. Money market funds based on U.S. treasury obligations closed to new investors because of a flood of incoming money. Stock and bond markets plunged... read more
By: Profit Confidential | 2011-11-21 | Investments The stock market is in bear market territory for small-caps with the collapse on Thursday. There were several technical breaks materializing on the broad-based heavy selling. read more
By: Noor Ali Noorani | 2010-04-04 | International studies If you think US$115 oil is the greatest challenge the world faces today, think again. A new crisis is emerging and is going to prove more devastating than anything the world has even seen. Today, in every 5 seconds, someone loses his life just because of food shortage and this is increasing at an eye bobbling rate of 4 million lives per year. In countries like Pakistan, India, Mexico and many others, riots just because of unavailability of food have broken out and if this goes on increasing at this frantic pace, it is very much a possible that the world might clash for the third time for nothing but food. read more
By: Dr Mark Yates | 2010-02-10 | Business With Identity fraud in the UK soon to cost the economy over £2 billion, Identity fraud theft is now described as one of the UK's newest most fashionable crimes. Just about every privacy expert corpora read more
By: Joe Derhake | 2011-01-13 | Article Marketing Knowledge of Fannie Mae's and Freddie Mac's environmental guidelines is key to multifamily-deal completion. read more
By: Stephen John Morgan | 2010-04-04 | Politics Sadr city could be the "surge into the abyss" for the US and spell the final death knell of Iraq as a country. Parallels will be drawn with the battle for the Warsaw ghetto or the Russian assault on Grozny. The only way that they could hope to "win" would be pursue a scorched earth policy. "Democracy" is becoming a dirty word. This is not just a defeat for the United States, but a defeat for the human race. read more
By: Deepcaster LLC | 2010-12-23 | Investing We lay out our Strategy for Profit and Protection Despite Cartel Intervention. This Strategy is set in the context of our updated semiannual Overview of Cartel Intervention. Given Weakened Cartel Clout in the Precious Metal Sector this overview describes some Spectacular Desperate Attempts to continue to control Key Markets. Most important, we identify the Sectors with the Greatest Profit Potential and Greatest Risk in what promises to be a very Volatile 2011. read more