Posts From Chris Cimorelli
WEEKLY WRAP-UP: Economy & Markets
By Chris Cimorelli It’s been a fun ride, but after this week I’m turning this dispatch over to the newest member of the Dent editorial team, Robert Johnson. I mentioned
All’s Not as Well as It Seems
All’s well in America. GDP was revised 0.2% higher. Yellen assured us the economy can handle a rate increase this year and that inflation will proceed at 2% in the
IES 2015: That’s a Wrap!
I love to travel, but I hate flying. Especially with a torn muscle that makes walking next to impossible. Even more especially when American Airlines just couldn’t seem to decide
IES Day 3: Strategies for a Bear Market
Alright – we’ve got one last day of the Irrational Economic Summit inside the stunning Fairmont Hotel Vancouver! The first two days have been outstanding. And this last day promises
Three Great Men, Three Hours, and More Information Than You Can Absorb in One Sitting
Yesterday was a special day. We kicked off our third annual Irrational Economic Summit with a bang – beginning with our senior and founding editors, Harry and Rodney… our Chief
The 2015 Irrational Economic Summit Has Begun!
We’re about to kick off our third annual Irrational Economic Summit. As I write this, attendees are buzzing around the registration desk, the speakers are itching to take the stage,
The Housing Market’s Going Down!
Do you own your home? Rent? Planning to buy? Planning to sell? What about investment properties? How many do you own, if any? Are you investing simply in the home’s
WARNING: 70% Stock Market Crash Looming
“It’s one of the scariest moments in our history,” warns Ronald Reagan’s former Budget Advisor, David Stockman, during a recent video interview that tackles concerns over the future of America’s
The ONE Safe Asset for the Coming Crisis!
It’s Not at all What You Think People, particularly investors, can be so crazy sometimes. They just refuse to believe the facts, no matter how much evidence you show them.
Market Crash Ahead! Seven Ways to Prepare
Economists and government officials have a horrible track record of forecasting financial crises. But, despite their strong inclination to bury their collective heads in the sand, we are now witnessing
