PrudentBear.com U.S. Trade Gap Climbs More Than Forecast on Imports Initial Jobless Claims in U.S. Rose 13,000 Last Week Corn, Soybeans, Wheat Advance as Weaker Dollar Attracts Buyers U.S. Stocks Fluctuate as Banks Slide, Technology Firms Rally Oil Pares Gain After Supplies Drop Less Than in Industry Report Treasury 30-Year Bond Gains Before $13 Billion Sale of the Debt "Any fool can buy a company. You should be congratulated when you sell." Henry Kravis by Doug Noland | Oct 1 The dollar was this week's big loser. by Martin Hutchinson | Oct 12 A currency war will reproduce one of the more damaging features of the 1930s’ global depression and leave the thrifty without an adequate source of value. by Peter Schiff | Oct 13 At a time when we should be trusting the markets to grind out three yards in a cloud of dust, we have put our faith in the Fed's ability to fling a Hail Mary pass, even though all previous attempts have failed. by John Browne | Sep 30 A Candid Appraisal of the Recovery The rise in retail sales was a blip, the solvency of many sovereigns is dubious, and the likely GOP sweep is unlikely to have significant effect on that most insolvent of developed Western nations, the U.S.Top News
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