Category Archives: MN Gordon
China’s Concrete Problem
There’s always something fascinating going on when it comes to the economy. Take China, for instance. According to the International Monetary Fund, and the notion of purchasing power parity, they’re the world’s largest economy. Nonetheless, they’ve started the year off … Continue reading
What Groundhog Day Means for Stocks
Something remarkable happened this week. The price of oil didn’t go down. It did the opposite…it went up. For one reason or another, no one really knows, this was construed as bullish for stocks. Perhaps rising oil prices mean there’s … Continue reading
Leading the Next Economic Downturn
Markets went haywire again this week. The DOW flipped and flopped like a fish out of water. Something spectacular is heading this way…you can just feel it. U.S. government debt has now eclipsed $18.1 trillion. Tack on the debts of … Continue reading
Lower Gas Prices and the New Global Recession
How about these gas prices? They’re incredible. A recent AAA fuel gauge report marked the national average for a gallon of regular gas at just $2.03. That’s down 38 percent from $3.28 a year ago. At current prices it’s estimated … Continue reading
