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Can the next depression be predicted? This book not only predicts it, but makes the audacious pronouncement that you will spend 25 percent of you adult life in it.

Many politicians and even the media claim that no one saw the housing bubble burst coming. Well, that is so silly, it’s almost ludicrous as anyone that studies real estate cycles, or economics would agree. Still, if you happen to be amongst the masses who actually believe such purported media claims, I’d sure like to recommend a very good book to you. The book is called:

Have you wondered why the mortgage and banking industry are in their current shape of disarray? Did you ever wonder how some people managed to get something for nothing and leave us the average tax payer footing the bill?

There are books that toll bells of financial doom and others that try to educate. Very few books tell you how to get from economic uncertainty to financial stability. Dr. Lloyd Watts “The Flow of Time and Money” is a “how” book.

Many of those who study world affairs, international politics, and perhaps, read Foreign Affairs magazine each month; they understand that the biggest new development and for the next two decades will be the rapid economic growth of China. The United States has been fueling the Chinese build-up as their GDP has hit the number three spot in the world and slightly slipped back to number four, although it will soon pass both Japan and Germany in GDP.

Ms. Price starts by explaining about the energy of money and why there are winners and loser in the money game. The most interesting part of the book was Price’s description of the eight money types…

Trying to understand what’s going on in the economy? Want to preserve what you have and protect your finances? Then you need to read this book. Written by a former legislator and banker, it pinpoints the problems in the American economy and how you can protect yourself from disaster.

Here is what a friend once told me: “I have a financial planner that I send money to every month and he takes care of things for me, which I know will make some people cringe as I know I should be more involved. I will be honest and say that money and investing has always made me very nervous as I have a hard time with a lot of the lingo and I just feel stupid and intimidated.” How do you avoid that? Well get investment education. You can follow the books listed here to get yourself familiarized.

In depth book review of Intermarket Analysis, authored by John Murphy. Focus on chapters 3, 7 and 11-14, which makes up about 46% of the book. These chapters are relevant for practical trading purposes. Key points for these focus chapters are summarized from a retail trader’s perspective.

In depth book review of Point & Figure Charting, authored by Thomas Dorsey. Focus on chapters 2, 3, 4 and 6, which makes up about 45% of the book. These chapters are relevant for practical trading purposes. Key points for these focus chapters are summarized from a retail trader’s perspective.