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Twitter recently sent a very informative message regarding their security protocol. I gleaned some interesting information from the note which sent me around the web to find other security tips. We’ve already warned that passwords should be strong (see blog … Continue reading
In our last post we wrote about the potential long term effects of deleveraging the world. These include slow growth, lower living standards and defaults. Despite the negative potential for the economy, stocks won’t necessarily follow suit. Why would the … Continue reading
Has anyone else noticed that world governments have been using debt to cure the indebtedness that bit us in the first place? While citizens everywhere have been defaulting or paying off their debts, governments have been accelerating their loans to … Continue reading
Bond funds are all the rage these days. While stock funds keep losing assets as investors yank their money out, bond funds are gathering billions. Since March of 2011 investors have pulled $163 billion out of stock mutual funds. On … Continue reading
The other day I read an article bemoaning the state of the US economy. I read pieces like this every day, but one comment stuck in my mind. The author pointed out that the American consumer might be in a … Continue reading