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Whack-a-Mole Can't Prevent-a-Crash

by Susan C. Walker
12/12/2008 2:15:00 PM

Each problem brings out Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke or U.S. Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson to whack the mole back underground with some billions of taxpayer money and another program meant to save an industry. The problem is that once deflation gets a-hold of an economy, it's no longer a mole problem.

Filed Under: crash, whack-a-mole, deflation, bailout
Category: Classic Prechter


Markets Dive. What Do You Do NOW?
Protecting yourself from this crisis begins with the right information.

by Vadim Pokhlebkin
10/24/2008 3:30:00 PM
I must be honest: Limit-down trading in the DJIA and S&P futures on Friday morning (October 24) scared me. Yes, I work for Elliott Wave International. Yes, I know that our recent forecasts have been calling for another drop in stocks. But it's one thing to know about a strong probability of a crash. It's quite another to wake up one fine morning and find it staring you in the face.
Filed Under: limit down, crash, deflation
Category: Stocks


Today is Not Like 1929! No, It's Worse

by Editorial Staff
9/12/2008 3:00:00 PM

Now, with the Dow in decline and the current problems with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and Lehman on the front pages, more people may want to know exactly what Bob Prechter has forecast for the U.S. economy.

Filed Under: Fannie Mae, Lehman, great depression, 1929, U.S. economy, crash, Bear market, South Sea Bubble
Category: Classic Prechter


What It's Like To Feel Less Rich – and Fatter
How to Prepare for the Coming Crash

by Susan C. Walker
7/3/2008 5:00:00 PM

According to a dietitian who charges Wall Street executives $600-$800 a month for her services: "The number one concern that they have is the state of the financial market,” she said. “There definitely is a correlation between the stock market and weight gain.” Here's a better way to face the coming crash.

Filed Under: Bear market, wealth, lifestyles of rich, crash
Category: Classic Prechter


Is It a Crazy Market?

by Editorial Staff
4/11/2008 2:00:00 PM

``The last two weeks in March were a different world in financial services," said GE's CEO Jeffrey Immelt. It's that kind of "different world" that can unnerve the CEO of a multinational company such as GE, not to mention individual investors in financial markets. But this kind of craziness has happened before,...

Filed Under: GE, Immelt, Bear market, 1987 stock crash, Wall of Worry, bull market, crash
Category: Classic Prechter


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