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He'll be rid of his debt. Plus, he'll get six months "free rent" before the bank kicks him out. The foreclosure will ruin his credit, but it doesn't matter. The blemish disappears from his record in less than 10 years.
It took billions of dollars crashing into the sector like a 20-foot wave against a cliff face to move these stocks so far so fast.
Russia represents everything stock-market bulls are in love with: Growth in third-world consumption, scarce commodities, global trade, and cheap labor.
Today, the Seven Sisters Inn is famous across the country as one of the finest bed and breakfasts in America. Here's the thing: The owners weren't able to cover their mortgage costs... and this week, the bank will sell the Seven Sisters Inn in an online auction.
High-quality bonds are the secret to investing in a debt deflation. As the prices of everything around you collapse, the coupon payments you receive from your high-quality bonds appear to grow.
And here's the most important part of this... not only is demand collapsing and supplies are growing, but we have the downtrend. Take a look...
John Henry keeps a 164-foot yacht in a marina in South Florida, near his office on the beach. He's building a gargantuan mansion in Brookline, Massachusetts. He bought the property last year for $16 million and then tore down the 18,000-square-foot mansion that was already there. Soon, John Henry will get married...
When a highflying stock announces good news and the stock doesn't respond, you need to be careful. It's not acting well. Everyone's already bought and there's no one left to support its price. It can only fall...
I was at the New York Mercantile Exchange on a day when oil made a new all-time high. This was in 2005 during the big bull market. I was standing next to the crude oil pit at the precise moment it made the new high. The energy was incredible...
The irony is, the secrets to living a prosperous and fulfilling life are not really secrets at all. We know them all already... self-discipline, generosity, charity, patience, virtue, etc. The Greeks knew them. The Romans knew them. And hundreds of others have documented these lessons since.
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