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This Week's Featured Story ...
What Is My Dad Doing for His Retirement?
by Nilus Mattive
I'm getting so many reader questions about my parents' Social Security and retirement, I could write a book about them.
You want to know:
What are my parents planning for their retirement?
What dilemmas and obstacles do they face?
What is their son — yours truly — telling them to do?
These are great questions, and today I want to give you the best answer I can without compromising their right to privacy.
Fortunately, they have an only child who happens to be the financial expert of the family. And fortunately, dad and I are both planners by nature. We're both conservative. And while we tend to expect a lot from each other, we've also managed to keep a very open line of communication going.
To read more click here ...
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EDITOR'S PICKS
Nine Beaten-Down ETF Bargains
by Ron Rowland
In case you haven't noticed, most of the world's stock markets took a hard fall the last few weeks. Exchange traded funds (ETFs) got walloped, too. Is the selling over? Perhaps. But even if we ...
Credit Crisis Indicators Going Bonkers Again! Batten Down the Hatches!
by Mike Larson
Heads up people. Something very big is happening in the global credit markets — something you darn well better pay attention to. The very same "Credit Crisis" indicators that were flashing red before the ...
Our SIXTH Warning: Dow in Danger!
by Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D.
By my count, this is at least our SIXTH clear, unambiguous warning of danger in the Dow — sent to you in just the last 60 days! On March 27, Mike Burnick warned you — right here in Money and Markets ...
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THIS WEEK'S TOP STORIES
Weiss Ratings: 20 Giant Banks Still Vulnerable
by Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D.
Later this morning, Weiss Ratings is issuing a landmark press release, warning that 20 giant U.S. banks are still vulnerable to serious financial difficulties — and even failure. (I'll name them in a moment.) ...
Beware of Any Short-Term Rallies!
by Claus Vogt
Things have changed rather quickly for the stock market. Up until two weeks ago it was very difficult for a technical analyst to make a bearish argument. All over the world the big indexes were trending ...
Massive Currency and Debt Devaluations Lie Ahead
by Bryan Rich
The run-up in the stock market from March 2009 until last month was sharp and rewarding ... for some. But there was one problem, it came with disproportional risk. You see, the stock market rose to an extent ...
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