April 2007 - Forecasts & Trends

Forecasts & Trends is much more than just investment blog posts. You need to know the "big picture;" you need to have a "world view," especially in the post-911 world; and you need more information than ever before to be successful in meeting your financial goals. Gary intends to help you do just that.

Forecasts & Trends

Blog Subscription Form

Syndication

Archives

Sort by: Most Recent | Most Viewed | Most Commented

Global Economic Boom Helps US Avoid Recession

Introduction The US economy has held up considerably better than many forecasters have predicted over the last year, despite the housing slump. Widespread predictions of a recession have been off the mark. The US economy grew by 2.5% in the 4Q of 2006...

Published 04-24-2007 4:49 AM by Gary D. Halbert
Flat Tax, Fair Tax - Which Is Better (Or Worse)?

Introduction My recent article on income taxation created quite a bit of feedback from my readers. I pretty much expected the tirades from the liberal wing of my readership, but I also received many other comments from readers who voiced a number of different...

Published 04-17-2007 4:50 AM by Gary D. Halbert
How To Avoid Wall Street's "Monkey Trap"

Introduction As my long-time readers know, I spend a lot of my time reviewing reports, studies and articles regarding economic, financial and investment topics. In addition, several members of my staff also do extensive reading and research, and frequently...

Published 04-10-2007 4:50 AM by Gary D. Halbert
Democrats Take Aim At The Bush Tax Cuts

Introduction It's early April, and here in Texas the flowers are blooming, the birds are singing and spring is in the air. At a time like this, it's only natural that our minds turn to the subject of ...TAXES! That's right, there's just...

Published 04-03-2007 5:00 AM by Gary D. Halbert

April 2007 - Forecasts & Trends

Blog Subscription Form

Syndication

Recent Posts

Tags

Archives

Global Economic Boom Helps US Avoid Recession

Flat Tax, Fair Tax - Which Is Better (Or Worse)?

How To Avoid Wall Street's "Monkey Trap"

Democrats Take Aim At The Bush Tax Cuts