11 Weeks to Avoid Default - General - General Content Monday, 10 January 2011 – Melbourne, Australia From time to time we get emails asking, So, what you gonna do about it then? Or Why don't you write to an MP or the newspapers to let them know about it?

A Pyramid of Ponzi Schemes - General - General Content I know it's the 2nd August, but your editor is still scurrying to finish the July issue of Australian Small-Cap Investigator. We had hoped to have it flying out the door by Friday afternoon, but that

Apologies - General - General Content Due to unforseen computer problems we are unable to bring Asxnewbie up to date for a cuple of days or so. Don't you just love computers?

Asia's Slump. General - General Content Forget slowing China and what it means for Australia, the real disaster for this country is the accelerating slump in Japan and South Korea, which buy more of our raw materials collectively than does China Figures f

Assets, Home Prices, Super - General - General Content Home prices and superannuation, are contenders for top of the chat charts around dining tables, water coolers and bbq's. Take home prices; slowing thanks to six interest rates rises since October, and

Australian Investment Review Taking a Break. General - General Content Dear Reader Australian Investment Review (AIR) will be taking a break over the XMAS and New Year period.

Beware Of Uranium Fever! General - General Content Be very wary of investing in these type of stocks as they can be a trap for the unwary and greedy investor who thinks there is a fortune to be made easily and quickly.

Bob Parsons' 16 Rules to Live By. General - General Content This article was supplied by Ingot54.

Capitulation Day Looms - General - General Content Worldwide markets are poised on a knife edge. We have seen the first signs of the stimulus rally of the past year and a half faltering during April and May this year.

Credit not Growth Fuels Boom - General - General Content Today your editor is focusing on getting the July issue of Australian Small-Cap Investigator. We've got to try and get it out the door by the end of next week.

Debt Explained - General - General Content Malcolm Turnbull turned debt, Government debt, into a big issue this week. He says he's worried that Federal Government debt will rise by $200 billion over the next couple of years.

DIARY Aussie Inflation, BP Quarterly, Japanese Unemployment - General - General Content Inflation and the impact on local interest rates will dominate attention in Australia (see first story) this week. The CPI on Wednesday (after today's PPI figures) wil

DIARY Election, Profits, US Retailers, Japanese Growth - General - General Content After the sudden change in market sentiment last week after the US Federal Reserve's meeting and downgrading of the US economy, we can look forward to more concerns on mark

DIARY Fed Meets, China Figures, Aust. Jobs, Earnings - General - General Content A big, week for the US, China, Australia and in fact, for the global economic recovery.

DIARY Stress Tests, US Housing, RBA Minutes - General - General Content We've seen the outline for the coming election campaign in Australia, starting with the RBA minutes tomorrow, but the key event in the week for global markets will be the release of t

DIARY US Economy, Australian Grain, Japanese Confidence - General - General Content America dominates the week with some significant bits of economic data to be released. These include inflation, industrial production and new home starts and retail sales.

Disaster Capitalists of Australia Unite - General - General Content Today your editor is working on the August edition of Australian Small-Cap Investigator. So while we try and tie-up a few loose ends, we'll hand over today's Money Morning to Dan Denning,

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Economic Humour. General - General Content With the way the world markets are behaving there is not much to laugh at.

Economies Europe, US Fail To Convince - General - General Content A tale of contrasts last week on global economic growth, with data from Europe and the US the standouts and helping explain why markets have gone all mushy so quickly. While news on Friday