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The basing of investment upon valuation per se will often lead to absurdities. Not only are some companies unsuited for appraisal due to risk of technological disruption, inconsistent earnings, etc., they may also be subject to reflexivity.

Business Plans- What Consultants Don’t tell You! by Greg Chapman in: Bankruptcy Do you have a Business Plan? Congratulations, but you are in a small minority. And if you have a plan, is it integral to your business, and instrumental to its growth? If the answer to this question is yes, then you need to read no further.

A Rash of Bank Failures Coming in: Big Problems, Economy, Latest Trend, Money Talk, analysis, business    Because of their customer-abusing practices, few tears will be shed when the banks fail William Seidman is the former chairman of the Resolution Trust Corp., the agency Congress set up in the 1980s to clean up the savings-and-loan lending mess.

The arrogance of (the US) Congress is amazing. Congress actually thinks it can pass legislation the rest of the world must follow. By Mike Shedlock For more hard hitting current economic analysis, visit Mike’s blog at Global Economic Trend Analysis In a veto proof margin, no doubt enhanced by election political pandering, the House passes bill to sue OPEC over oil prices.

Mish’s Global Economic Trend Analysis By Mike Shedlock There’s more than meets the eye when it comes to the PPI. The variance between raw materials and finished goods on the PPI is enormous. Let’s start with a look at the April 2008 PPI report.

As congressional approval ratings drop to 18% according to a recent Gallup poll, the American people are telegraphing that Congress is taking the country in the wrong direction. By Ron Paul, This week, as the American economy continued to suffer the effects of big government, the House attempted

This is freaky thing is being developed with funding from the US Department of Defence. This is now…imagine these things in five years time…being deployed against us ???

To anyone with an ounce of common sense, this is clearly sophisticated and on the face of it deliberate. I can only conclude your childrens’ minds are being programmed! And in a very destructive manner.

Was there nuclear war in the ancient past? The evidence says, yes. By Tim Case LewRockwell.com That which has been is what will be, That which is done is what will be done, And there is nothing new under the sun. Is there anything of which it may be said, “See, this is new”? It has already been in ancient times before us.

Three lessons from history for printing up money… “WE CAN PAY ANYBODY by running a printing press, frankly,” said Thomas Gale Moore, one of Ronald Reagan’s economic advisors, when the United States became a net debtor to its foreign investors in 1986. “[So] it’s not clear to me how bad [being a net debtor] is,” he added.