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10 Huge Flashing Danger Signs That The U.S. Economy Is Headed For Disaster
Americans stock up to be ready for end of the world | World news | The Observer
The Three Things Every Sensible Person Should be Doing for their Future (But Few Are) — Go Green or Die
The Coming Shortage Of All The World's Most Important Industrial Metals
The Coming Shortage Of All The World's Most Important Industrial Metals
The collapse of commercial real estate
Obama leading us right to Great Depression 2 Paul B. Farrell - MarketWatch
The Critical Unraveling of U.S. Society | Amped Status
The economic elite have launched an attack on the U.S. public and society is unraveling at an increased rate.
Commercial Real Estate Implosion: 67 Percent Fall in Multifamily Starts, Ghost Buildings, $3 Trillion in Debt, 41 Percent Drop in CRE, and Collapse in Rents.
FT.com | Economists' Forum | A second Great Depression is still possible
2012 forecast: Food riots, ghost malls, mob rule, terror
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Calculated Risk: Hotel Defaults and Foreclosures Increase Sharply in California
The Scariest Jobs Chart Ever
Why Are We Lying to Ourselves About Our Catastrophic Economic Meltdown? | PEEK | AlterNet
Federal IT Dashboard
Fed Held Back as Evidence Mounted on Subprime Loan Abuses - washingtonpost.com
Peak Watch: The Aftermath of the Great Recession, Part I
Fiat Money: How Else You Gonna Kill 600,000 Americans? - Robert P. Murphy - Mises Institute
Record Plunge in U.S. Consumer Credit Signals Weakened Spending - Bloomberg.com
Guest Post: How Bad Will Unemployment Get, And What Can We Do About It? « naked capitalism
Calculated Risk: Restaurants in July: 23rd Consecutive Month of Declining Traffic
Flickr: Guardian recession monitor photos
Dark Stores – BRIAN ULRICH : NOT IF BUT WHEN
1,000 Banks to Fail In Next Two Years: Bank CEO - Private Equity and Hedge Funds * US * News * Story - CNBC.com
Chycho.com - Analysis and discussion about the world we live in.
America Is Running Out Of Rope - The Market Ticker
Does USA 2009 = Argentina 2001? Part I: Falling economy reaches terminal velocity - Eric Janszen - iTulip.com
The Great Depression - Hans F. Sennholz - Mises Institute
Subprime Blogger
YouTube - Alex Jones `Max Keiser on the economic crisis` 1/7 2009-04-06
Five Economic Storms Raging NOW! | Money and Markets: Free Investment Email Newsletter
65+ Vehicle modifications for better fuel economy - EcoModder.com
The Worst Case Scenario (Someone Has to Say It) -- Seeking Alpha
Collapse Psychosis - Navigating the Madness - Free Press Opinion
Home Prices in Selected Cities - Interactive Graphic - NYTimes.com
Daily Kos: Guess Who Screwed You? It's Worse Than You Think.
The US Is Facing a Weimar Moment | CommonDreams.org
The Geography of a Recession - Interactive Graphic - NYTimes.com
Option ARMageddon » Blog Archive » George Soros finally gets it
Afraid to Trade.com Blog » The Dow Theory Sell Signal Given Today
How the Crash Will Reshape America - The Atlantic (March 2009)
Top 10 Chilling Statistics of the US Economy | Applicant - The Advice Bank
"Worst Is Yet to Come:" Americans' Standard of Living Permanently Changed (video) - Housing Bubble and Bear Links
But "the worst is yet to come," according to Howard Davidowitz, chairman of Davidowitz & Associates, who believes American's standard of living is undergoing a "permanent change" - and not for the better as a result of: * An $8 trillion negative wealth effect from declining home values. * A $10 trillion negative wealth effect from weakened capital markets. * A $14 trillion consumer debt load amid "exploding unemployment", leading to "exploding bankruptcies." "The average American used to be able to borrow to buy a home, send their kids to a good school [and] buy a car," Davidowitz says. "A lot of that is gone."
Financial Armageddon: A Starting Point
Japan’s “Unimaginable” Contraction | afoe | A Fistful of Euros | European Opinion
Peter Schiff Stimulus Bill Will Lead to "Unmitigated Disaster": Tech Ticker, Yahoo! Finance
Inside Obama's economic crusade - Feb. 13, 2009
"We have limited resources," he says. "Everything we spend has to be financed and the interest paid. A dollar spent inefficiently is a dollar too much. Changes to entitlements tend to stick. A bridge can be built in the wrong place. These are long-term decisions that affect the budget baseline for years to come."