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Robert Prechter is being largely blamed for today’s sell-off as he told CNBC that the equity markets have entered the next phase of the bear market. He is…

Get into treasuries, and make sure you’re bank is really safe. … So says market prognosticator Robert Prechter … Robert Prechter, of the Elliott Wave …

Discussion of Housing Bubble, US Dollar, Debt, Trade Deficit, Oil , Gold , Consumer Spending, Central Banks, Inflation, Outsourcing and the Bleak Future of the US economy. This Blog and/or the articles contained within have been …

The bull market is over! Long live the bull market! … The Elliott Wave Theorist, May 2007 Issue. Robert Prechter. April 30, 2007 …

And if that was not enough crazy action for one day we then received some bad news from Texas Instruments (TXN), Con-Way (CNW), and Federal Express (FDX). All three issued disappointing news with respect to earnings outlook.

As the snow fell, my thoughts wandered to the balmy days of late June 2008. Oil prices were screaming higher and the US Congress took notice. In a series of.

In a world whereeconomies are inter-connected as never before (thanks to globalization and the internet) the speed and viciousness of the recent global stock market collapse and credit freeze has caught most financial advisors and …

Pack a lunch and blow the froth off a cool one…as I’ve got three days of gold and silver market activities to talk about…and lots of fascinating reading as.

First huge stimulus package then enormous rate cut after having already cut a lot. But the stock market liked it so far.

I had been pounding the table for over a year to get out of the stock market . All of the signs of upheaval were there. And now many portfolios are down by 50%.

… investing news and financial insights for the stock market , including tips and advice on investing in gold , energy and oil .

For several months, the Fed appeared to be overestimating the risks of recession while underestimating the dangers of inflation. The Fed was too attentive to rigging the stock market , and not the inflationary squeeze on American’s ..

The old market saying is “don’t fight the Fed .” Historical market data over the last 50 years indicates that when the central bankers are easing monetary policy the stock market generally outperforms. Small firms perform especially well …

But the reality is – and this is hardly new information for most investors – that global markets in general (and the U.S. stock market in particular) remain fragile, and we expect them to remain that way as long as policymakers continue …

Never fear, however, cyclo-cross, it turns out, makes a fitting metaphor for todayís stock market . The following video will help illustrate:. Cyclo-cross: An Hour in Hell.