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Gerald Greene's Articles

  • Worldwide Investment Distortions in Stocks, Real Estate Markets
    The enormous increase in money creation created by the US Federal Reserce under the reign of Alan Greenspan has had a powerful influence on investments worldwide. Beware of markets as a return to means occurs.
  • Investment World Outlook
    The Investment climate of the early 21st century is a high risk environment for most asset classes. What is a prudent investor to do to preserve and enhance wealth?
  • Is Online Forex Trading for You?
    In recent years trading forex online has become rather common place. But should the small trader/investor really get involved with forex trading?
  • What Makes Trading Commodities Futures Risky?
    Commodities trading is considered by most investment managers to be a very risky speculation. But does it have to be? Can you control the risk?
  • Forex Trading , Greed , Fear , and the Internet
    Forex trading was not usually available to the private trader until advances in Internet and computer technology made the necessary data feeds, charting, and hardware much more affordable. Now you can trade forex from your home office with ease. But should you?
  • Home Loan Financing - Is the Party Over?
    Over the past few years home loan financing at low rates has helped to fuel growth in the American and world economy. Now the interest rate cycle seems to have reversed. Is the low interest rate party over?
  • Are You Earning Top Bank CD Rates?
    Small differences in nominal CD rates can mean big differences in percentage returns. Don't be a lazy CD investor. Seek out top Cd rates.
  • Home Equity Loans as a Source of Funds
    For many Americans home equity loans have become a frequent source of additional funds. This has worked out well for many borrowers in a raising real estate market. However, how would they fare if the market boom of recent years is over?
  • The Use of Home Equity Loans - Wise or Not Wise?
    Over the past few years many homes in the United States and elsewhere have appreciated by 50% to 100% and more. Is it wise to take out a home equity loan to take out some of that equity appreciation?

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