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Stocks: The latest Fed bubble
Are the government programs supporting the financial sector reinflating global stock markets even as economies stumble?By Colin BarrThe Federal Reserv...
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The unpoppable bond bubble
Wharton's Jeremy Siegel warns that we're in for a titanic bond bust. But it could take years for this ship to go down.Bond prices have been soaring si...
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'Free money' is stocks' secret weapon
Stock-market bulls are hoping the sharp rebound in corporate profits will keep the rally alive, but continued low interest rates might be more importa...
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Could free money reignite stocks?
Stocks seem wildly overvalued and the world looks more threatening by the day. Is it time to latch on with the crowd that sells in May and goes away?N...
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Fed foreshadowing from the Bank of Japan?
In a grim preview of what Ben Bernanke may find himself advocating next year, the Bank of Japan this week started loading up on stocks and real estate...
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Are stocks about to crash?
Gluskin Sheff economist David Rosenberg says in a note to clients Thursday that it's time to "take chips off the table." He says stocks have risen too...
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Foreigners turn to U.S. stocks
Net foreign purchases of U.S. long term securities were $81 billion in September. That's down from $137 billion in August, as overseas buyers slowed t...
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Obama vs. the oil bubble
A financial regulatory overhaul could reduce huge swings in the price of crude oil and gasoline.By Colin BarrCan reinvigorated financial watchdogs tak...
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Will bond rush boost stocks?
It seems far-fetched to say so when market chatter centers on two depressing possibilities, a double-dip recession or deflation -- a fall in prices th...
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Bubble trouble for bonds?
Andrew Mellon, the banking icon, once famously said: "Gentleman prefer bonds." The implication being that bonds, while less perhaps less sultry than e...
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