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International Forecaster Weekly
A weekly excerpt from the subscription issue of The International Forecaster, taken from Bob Chapman's weekly publication.
Economy Stagnant When Action Is What Is Needed
February 17th, 2010: Probable head count in Census around 320 Million, What is Bernanke hiding at the Fed? No end to zero interest rates after 14 months, China to change some things, Greek basket case, California even worse than Greece, home owners stuck with houses worth less than what they paid
Bulls and Bears Sound Off But Fed Reserved
February 13th, 2010: The relationship Goldman-Sachs has with Greece, Obama poses a threat to the Internet,  are we to exchange our freedom of the internet for Net Nannies? Large amount of exposure for US banks in financially troubled european countries, China dumps US assets, Bull and Bear Survey, 
Revising The Economic Problems Wont Make Them Go Away
February 10th, 2010: The threat of an inflationary depression around the world, metals will survive, currencies will not, Banks holding most of US deposits are broke, Paul Volcker would be a better chairman of the Fed, we need Glass-Steagall back, your deposits bailed out the bankers, nothing anyone can do for Greece, numbers and analysis from the Household Survey.
America Not Near To Solving Its Debt Problems
February 6th, 2010: tech industry salaries down 14 percent but healthy, unemployment not going away elsewhere, foreigners buying less USA, calling for blood on Wall Street, stock market set to decline more, finger pointed directly at the FED and its owners for the problems that have been caused.
The second wave of mortgage defaults and foreclosures will hit the economy this year
February 6th, 2010:

The second wave of mortgage defaults and foreclosures will hit the economy this year. Not only will we have failure in prime loans and option-arm loans, but we are faced with a new crop of subprime and ALT-A loans put into motion by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Ginnie Mae and FHA.
A New Approach To Regulating Wall Street Could Be More Than Wishful Thinking
January 27th, 2010: The return of Paul Volcker, bailed out banks out of touch, greedy and arrogant and are due for a change, can there be jail time for Wall Street gangsters? Other countries in a fragile economic state, just as ours is, Bernanke bailed out himself, SEC secret files.
We Are In A Depression, Not A Recovery
January 23rd, 2010: Accept that we are now in a depression, Stock Markets still grossly overvalued, poverty rates increase across midwest, a lots opportunity to regulate the banks,Goldman Sachs reports record profits and still bonusing employees richly, mainstream America goes on a financial diet, suburbs now home to American poor.
Economic Mistakes of Years Ago Repeated Again Today
January 20th, 2010: More bailouts were predicted a year ago, will the unemployed be bailed out indefinitely while jobs and money are exported? Fed has been buying government debt, leverage is in vogue again, Fed blowout profit for 2009, more banks closed, real misery exists far beyond official numbers, state of Illinois exposed.
Fed and Banks Profits Soar In Economic Downturn
January 16th, 2010: A weak dollar balances nothing, banks taking as much risk as ever, and more, the economy has been eating its own young, Fed makes new credit card rules, significant increase in securities earnings due to Fed response to downturn, pondering the derivative collapse, Obama plans to tax the banks, parasites also profiting wildly, rail traffic still derailed.
More Market Infintalism, High Unemployment, Shrinkage
January 13th, 2010: Fed credit report says Americans now borrowing a lot less, Goldman Sachs fingered for causing the economic crisis, personal bankruptcies soar, mortgage market  shrinking,  vacancies grow, tax collections shrink, banks create extraordinary means to keep afloat
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