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July 24, 2008

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     Why is the Inverted Yield Curve such an important indicator of economic health and the stock market outlook? This is just one of the critical topics Investment U addresses in its Economy and Stock Market section. We'll identify important economic indicators and tell you what they mean.
     If you're feeling overwhelmed by conflicting information, take heart. We help you navigate your way through the thicket of bad news and hopeful signs so that you can make an informed, logical decision about where to put your money.
     Is the U.S. Economy in Crisis? We offer seven indicators to size up the answer. 
The other chapter on the country's financial well being, U.S. Economic Outlook, gives readers a tangible set of factors to look at to determine where we're headed.
     And where should investors look to avoid the potholes of 2006? Take a look at the Stock Market Course of Action for answers to that question.

Congress, The Fed, and Your Investments

The Federal Reserve: Dispensing the Wrong Medicine
Social Security Benefits: How To Avoid The Coming Entitlement Meltdown
Congress and the Stock Market: Is Democrat Control of Congress Good for Stocks?
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke: How To Profit from the Fed's Current Policy…
Ben Bernanke and the Economy: How Bernanke Can Keep Stocks Rallying…and Greenspan's Final Report Card
How to Profit From Ben Bernanke & a Volatile Federal Reserve

Inflation Targeting: What You're Not Hearing about Ben Bernanke… and How It Could Affect Your Portfolio
Inflation Adjusted Treasuries: Why TIPS Aren't The Safest Place For Your Money Right Now
The Federal Reserve Discontinues the M3 Chart: How To Profit from the Fed Ban…plus an M3 Money Supply Forecast

Economic Forecasts, Trends & Indicators

The Ultimate Inflation Hedge: Stocks?
The Banking Stocks Crisis Reveals the "Buy of the Decade"
Recession Investing: Why It's Still Not Time to "Time" the Market
Inflation… The Biggest Risk You Face as an Investor
Free Trade: Can 60% of American Voters Be Wrong About The Benefits of Foreign Trade?
Buying Stock in Microsoft: A Debt-Free Company That Wall Street Doesn't Appreciate… Yet
Bear Markets: How to Uncover Profit Opportunities When Selloffs Emerge
Long-Term Stocks: Three "Best of Breed" Companies On Sale Right Now
The Fate of the U.S. Economy: Will Today's "Roman Empire" Collapse?
A Volatile Stock Market
: Here's How to Respond to the "Attack of the Ninjas"
Financial Panic: A Warning On Financial Crises From Alan Greenspan… and George Santayana
2007 Economic Forecast: Why "Old Faithful" Will Push Stocks Higher In 2007
Corporate Profits… What My #1 Business Indicator Is Predicting Now
Stock Market Cycles: What My #1 Predictor Is Saying Now (The Forecast Ain't Pretty)
Value Investing: Dr. Mark Skousen and 3 Oxford Club Analysts Reveal Where the Real "Value" Opportunities Are Today
Leading Economic Indicators
: The #1 Indicator the Fed Fears the Most
U.S. Economic Outlook
: The Doomsday Myth, the "Boomsday" Reality, and Forecasts and Predictions for the U.S. Economy
Is the U.S. Economy in Crisis?
Seven Trends Spell Out an Economic Medley of Woes
U.S. Personal Savings Rate: Americans Can't Save - What Opportunities Does This Provide Investors?
Ben Stein Commentary: Did He Really Say, "The Rich Aren't Paying
Their Fair Share"?
The London Attacks' Impact on the Stock Market

Inflation's Effect on the Stock Market: Why good news is bad news on Wall Street, inflation as a legitimate fear, and the perversity of the stock market explained

More on the Economy

The Credit Crisis: Just How Bad Is It?
The Credit Crunch: 2 Ways To Profit From Credit Crisis Opportunities
The Index of Economic Freedom: Where There's Freedom, There's Money To Be Made… Especially In This Fund
Collateralized Debt Obligations… The Ticking Time Bomb In Your Portfolio
Amaranth Advisors: The 3 Investing Lessons Learned in a $4.5 Billion Trading Loss
The U.S. Savings Rate: Why the Perma-bears Are Wrong About Savings and Debt
Hedge Funds… The Biggest Threat Facing the Stock Market Today
Inverted Yield Curve: Your Investments Are Under Siege
A Stock Market Crash in 2006? Four Investment Safe Havens For The Ailing Market
Stock Market Course of Action: The Markets Look Sick - But You Don't Have To
Foreign Buying of National Debt: The Day Countries Stopped Purchasing Our Debt…and a Seismic Shift in Investor Psychology

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