Financial Advise Stock Market Crash Great Depression Inflation Deflation Bear Market Jim Shepherd's financial advisor service uses a financial investment model that accurately predicts the financial long-term changes in the US financial stock market. The financial investment model used by Jim's financial advisor service predicted both the 1987 and 1929 stock market crashes. Many other smaller interim financial moves also were predicted, including the beginning of the 2000 Bear stock market in late 1999. Both inflation and the current descent toward deflation, that was responsible for the great depression, are measured by this same financial investment model that has been used to predict both bear markets and new bull markets, far in advance of anything available in the U.S. financial markets.
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Below you'll find links to recent business and economic news articles that have the potential to impact the market and economy. They are selected from the hundreds of news items written every day, most of which do not reflect what is really important to the future direction of the economy and US stock market.

These items are posted on a random basis so it's worth visiting the site frequently to stay informed.



New WaMu Shows Paulson Mortgage Rescue Plan Is Perilous
New Rising Household Debt, Defaults Straining US Economy
New A brutal test in student borrowing
New Woes Afflicting Mortgage Giants Raise Loan Rates
New Assured Guaranty Plunges, Bond Risk Soars on Review
New 11 reasons America's a new socialist economy
New Widespread earnings woes reflect consumer fears
New Italian Consumer Confidence Plunges to 15-Year Low
21-Jul-2008 Feds can't fix Fannie and Freddie
21-Jul-2008 The global economy is at the point of maximum danger
21-Jul-2008 Debt capitalism self-destructs
20-Jul-2008 Given a Shovel, Digging Deeper Into Debt
20-Jul-2008 Trouble at Fannie and Freddie Stirs Concern Abroad
18-Jul-2008 Economist Predicts Worst is Just Ahead
18-Jul-2008 The Cloud in JPMorgan’s Silver Lining
18-Jul-2008 Credit Card Giant Cites Rise in Defaults
17-Jul-2008 U.S. Housing Starts Spurred by New York Code Change
17-Jul-2008 It costs what?! Calculating the CPI requires a lot of shopping around
17-Jul-2008 Home auctions surge nearly 47% since 2003
16-Jul-2008 European recession looms as Spain crumbles
16-Jul-2008 US faces global funding crisis, warns Merrill Lynch
16-Jul-2008 Leaders running out of economic options
16-Jul-2008 An Economy Thrown Into Turmoil
16-Jul-2008 Regulators Spin Public to Boost Fannie, Freddie

During the course of a week, our research staff searches through news stories; reports by the various Federal Reserve banks; surveys conducted by universities and other private institutions; and occasionally we receive an interesting investment newsletter that we think would be of interest to you.

NOTE: Although we attempt to avoid news sites that require registration or survey participation before viewing a particular article, these requirements are sometimes added after the first few hours of publishing and after we have added the link to our service. Occasionally, some news agencies will discontinue a link, making it only available to their paid on-line subscribers. Unfortunately we have no control over the actions that are the responsibility of the news agencies owning the rights to their stories.


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On Feb.5, 2008
Jim Shepherd was interviewed by
Chuck Jaffe
on his 'Your Money' show
An audio file of the interview can be heard here for those who missed the interview.
Windows Media
MP3 Audio

Liquidity Crisis isn't over

Investors are still far too bullish and things are likely to become much more negative. Although the Fed has been very active, they have been unable to fend off a recession that the economy is probably already in and a recession that will likely be much worse than the mild comparisons of 1991 and 2000. The combination of a credit freeze up and a slowing economy are a deadly combination that could lead to at least a further 30% stock market correction.

WBIX Business News Radio Interview
February 5, 2008

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