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Financial Crisis: How Did We Get Here?By: Jeffrey Stoffer CFA, CFP | 10/10/2008 | FinanceWe are on the verge of the biggest financial crisis since the 1930's. So much has happened in the last few weeks that I felt it was important to step back and try to get a handle on what has transpired. We experienced a real estate bubble. Most bubbles throughout... Real Estate - Government Bail-OutBy: Bob Schwartz | 20/10/2008 | Real EstateSome folks took risks on buying homes 2-3 years ago with the thought that home prices would continue to increase and they would make off with a good ROI (sometimes with no money down at all). Others took the risk of not buying and possibly seeing the prices of housing... Treasury Bills, Can You Hear the Pop!?By: Daniel Smolski | 08/01/2009 | InvestingExamines american debt, treasury bills, debt. Covers current economic crisis. Warning: Economic Depression Just Ahead!By: lazyurl | 25/03/2008 | LoansThe U.S. economy is in terrible trouble. In the years just ahead millions will suffer as never before as banks close, jobs evaporate and inflation rears its ugly head. Now is the time to act. THE TRUTH WILLS OUTBy: Uncommon Common Sense | 23/10/2009 | Business IdeasAn examination of our Economy Fedspeak: Polyglot PerspicacityBy: A Raymond Randall | 10/06/2006 | Non-FictionFederal Reserve watchers hope Ben Bernanke tells us a lot so that senatorial Humpty Dumpty's do not seek explanations for economics "...that haven't been invented just yet." They Chose Dishonour and Now We Will Have StagflationBy: Digger Cartwright | 03/10/2007 | FinanceIn the last few weeks, the Federal Reserve came under immense pressure from the markets and bankers to cut interest rates in an effort to stem the bleeding from the mortgage market crisis. Indeed, the Fed had to choose between dishonour in appeasing the markets and standing firm to its dual mandate of price stability and maximum sustainable employment. The Fed chose dishonour and now we may well have stagflation. Investing in a Down MarketBy: Ki Gray | 25/05/2008 | Real EstateWhen the market is down people frequently avoid investing. This article looks at some of the benefits of investing in our current down market.
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