Don’t Count “U.S.” Out, Part 3 Many people I encounter feel the U.S. economy is on a long-term decline. I disagree. I believe there are five potential forces that will…
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Posted in U.S. Policy & Politics
Tagged Don’t Count ‘U.S.’ Out, housing, housing market, U.S. economy
Over the past year, I’ve been travelling around the country telling people that the U.S. economy really is in pretty good shape. Manufacturing, an industry once left for dead in…
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Posted in U.S. Policy & Politics
Tagged debt, demographics, Don’t Count ‘U.S.’ Out, energy, housing, U.S. economy, U.S. manufacturing
I believe the structural issues with the U.S. economy are getting resolved. Trees are falling in the forest, but what is sad, and mind-bogglingly frustrating, is there is nobody around…
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Posted in U.S. Policy & Politics
Tagged gasoline, housing, oil, U.S. economy, U.S. manufacturing
While I was pondering over what to say in this week’s posting, a headline on my market screen repeated the comment that Governor Romney’s plan to eliminate the Department of…
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Posted in Global Economy
Tagged deficit, Europe, housing, Italy