Thursday, Jun 3, 2010: 5:29pm

Marc Faber: Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, When is the Next AIG to Fall?

Presented by Marc Faber at "Austrian Economics and the Financial Markets," the Mises Circle in Manhattan on 22 May 2010 in New York, New York. Includes an introduction by Mises Institute president Douglas E. French...

Wednesday, Mar 17, 2010: 1:28pm

Market Sentiment Dangerously Bullish Among Retail Investors

Market sentiment among retail investors is dangerously high. We had a similar reading in January, when the markets peaked:

Wednesday, Mar 10, 2010: 11:18pm

US Equity Funds Have The Lowest Cash Levels On Record

Fund managers have been so afraid of missing any stock market rally that they have run down their cash holdings to 3.6% of assets from nearly 6% a year ago...

Friday, Mar 5, 2010: 3:18am

David Rosenberg: The Market Is Topping

Gluskin Sheff`s market strategist thinks the market looks toppy, displaying many characteristics of the 2007 market highs...

Monday, Feb 15, 2010: 10:25pm

Best Investment Rule by Jim Rogers

One of the best rules anybody can learn about investing is to do nothing, absolutely nothing, unless there is something to do. Most people always....(click for more)

Monday, Feb 8, 2010: 3:15am

Pimco`s El-Erian Is Bearish On Stocks

Mohamed A. El-Erian said the largest stock market decline in 11 months may worsen amid persistent U.S. joblessness and economic growth that trails analysts forecasts...

Sunday, Feb 7, 2010: 3:15pm

George Soros: Real Threat Of A Double Dip Recession In The United States

George Soros sees a real threat of a double dip recession in the United States because there is increasing concern about the budget deficit and the growing national debt and that diminishes the chances of additional stimulus:

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