The Bank of Japan poured a record amount of cash into the financial system and doubled the size of its asset-purchase program to shield the economy from the effects of the nation’s strongest earthquake on record.

Is the Great Correction over?

Remember, Japan, Europe and America all depend on low interest rates.  They’re all addicted to cheap money.  Take away the stimulants and their economies slump.

The feds spent $223 billion more than they took in last month. Multiply by 12. That's more than $2 trillion.

The Japanese soon will have a bitter choice.  Either they abandon their whole silly economic model or they print money.

Want a winning investment strategy? Find out what the dopes are doing with their money. Do the opposite.

In many ways, the Great Correction is hitting Ireland harder than the USA. If the US overbuilt, Ireland overbuilt even more.

The story of the bubble years was the build up of debt throughout the world.

While the feds pump up prices worldwide, the average fellow in America or Europe is unable to keep up.  Local products and services are actually falling in price as he eases off his buying habits.