Financial Sense Newshour: In Depth
Emerging markets are big news. But after the financial crisis, what does the future really hold for them? And what does this future mean for global business?
George Magnus, one of the world's most respected economic analysts, is your guide through the challenges and opportunities for emerging markets and those doing business in them.
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After the bursting of the real estate bubble, the United States plowed ahead with a monetary and fiscal policy that is, at best, a powerful drug to postpone an inevitable day of financial reckoning; and at worst, a deadly pill that creates a far deeper political and social disaster. What many world leaders are saying in private—but none admit in public—is that it was precisely that kind of policy and government interference in the market economy that caused the real estate bubble in the first place... and continues to drive the global economy from one bubble-and-bust cycle to the next.
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One positive side-effect of the recent financial market meltdown that toppled giant, century-old institutions and cost millions their jobs is that it created a strong desire among many Americans to better understand how the U.S. economy functions. In The Little Book of Economics, Greg, Ip, one of the country’s most recognized and respected economics journalists, walks readers through how the economy really works.
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For the first time, the New York Times best-selling authors Mary Buffett and David Clark offer an insider's view of Warren Buffett's strategies for stock arbitrage and special situations investing--liquidations, stubs, spin-offs, and reorganizations. Long considered some of the most powerful and profitable of Warren Buffett's investment operations, they have been the least understood. Yet, these special types of investments have lifted Berkshire Hathaway's performance to record levels that have made Warren Buffett the second richest man in the world.
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The Ten Roads to Riches takes an engaging and informative look at some of America's most famous (and infamous) modern-day millionaires (and billionaires) and reveals how they found their fortunes. Surprisingly, the super-wealthy usually get there by taking just one of ten possible roads. And now, so can you! Plenty of books tell you how to be frugal and save, but The Ten Roads to Riches tells you how you can, realistically, get super-rich.
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While many investors fear a rapid rise in inflation, author A. Gary Shilling, an award-winning economic forecaster, argues that the global economy is going through a long period of deleveraging and weak growth—which makes deflation far more likely and a far greater threat to investors than inflation.
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One cubic mile of oil (CMO) corresponds very closely to the world's current total annual consumption of crude oil. The world's total annual energy consumption - from all energy sources- is currently 3.0 CMO. By the middle of this century the world will need between 6 and 9 CMO of energy per year to provide for its citizens. Adequate energy is needed remove the scourge of poverty and provide food, clothing, and shelter for the people around the world, and more will be needed for measures to mitigate the potential effects of climate change such as building dikes and desalinating water.
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Crashing the Dollar crackles with the page-turning excitement of a spy novel or murder mystery as it tracks down those who are killing the U.S. dollar, and strips bare the secret agenda and tactics of those behind today's impending economic collapse.
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Trading is a zero sum game. In every trade, you’re trading against every other trader. Trade the Trader is the first book that helps you understand those traders–and beat them! Hedge fund manager Quint Tatro reveals proven strategies for anticipating traders’ moves, outwitting them, and profiting from them!
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With the stock market turning into a roller-coaster ride of all-time highs and stomach-churning lows, where does that leave your portfolio? Pretty much back where you started in 2000. Which may be fine for visitors to Six Flags, but for your retirement, savings, and investments, you'd like to actually get somewhere.
In The Little Book of Sideways Markets, respected value investor and author Vitaliy Katsenelson shows you how to survive a stagnant market that's neither bull nor bear but instead what he calls a cowardly lion—it displays occasional bursts of bravado but is ultimately overcome by fear.
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