It’s not unusual to see the 1987 market crash bandied about supporting extreme claims.  This outlier event is often misrepresented by bears who are trying to prove why a certain [ … ]

Another myth that hurts Americans….

Ron Paul is one of the truly honorable and honest men in Congress.  I doubt that there are many in power who want better for this country than he does, [ … ]

One of the many myths which appears to persist around QE2 is the idea that the NY Fed is massively overpaying for bonds which would, in effect, amount to a [ … ]

This evening’s Tea Party Debate in Tampa Bay is once again running into the whole “social security is a ponzi scheme” argument as Rick Perry and Mitt Romney go after [ … ]

We have a tendency to believe that the market’s recent actions are likely to repeat themselves even though the market is a dynamically adapting non-linear system. You see it on a daily basis in the markets. The only problem is that it will almost always lead you astray.

I’ve spent quite a bit of time in the past discussing the world’s most misunderstood investor. This folksy old man from Nebraska doesn’t lurk like a lion in the shadows waiting to pounce on his prey. No, he just comes up and gives you a nice big “hug” as the someone described the B of A deal.