by Jason Apollo Voss | 25 07 2011 | Blog
House of Representative Speaker John Boehner, Republican from the state of Ohio, pulled out of U.S. debt ceiling/budget deficit talks over the weekend. His withdrawal has created anxiety in investors around the world and has punctured the hopes that a deal...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 23 07 2011 | Blog
While the rest of the investment world focuses on the twin debt crises of Greece and the United States, there has been a very important development for improving the future of the environment. Specifically, the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on 21...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 22 07 2011 | Blog
Late Thursday evening in Europe a hardened solution to the Greek debt crisis appears to have been worked out. This solution is likely to bring to a close over 18 months of procrastination on the part of European leaders. Compromise won the day as the head of...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 21 07 2011 | Blog
U.S. corporations are amassing massive amounts of cash – I am guessing over $3 trillion – on their balance sheets and this is a big concern of mine. Why? Because these corporations are earning about what you and I earn on cash balances –...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 20 07 2011 | Blog
U.S. President Barack Obama is endorsing a deficit reduction plan crafted by a bipartisan group, equally weighted between six Republicans and Democrats. The group, super creatively known as “The Gang of Six,” has announced a $3.7 trillion plan...
