Intuitive Assessment of Japanese Disaster

Posted by Jason Apollo Voss on Mar 13, 2011 in Blog, Intuitive Assessment | 0 comments Unfortunately the news of the world has provided another opportunity to use intuition to assess a very complex situation: the disaster in Japan.  As a full understanding of the facts is sketchy at this moment, and the facts keep pouring in albeit in a scattered, incoherent fashion, it is a natural use for intuitive assessment to get a sense of the big picture and what the key elements of the...
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11 March 2011: Belief Net Interview About The Intuitive Investor

Posted by Jason Apollo Voss on Mar 11, 2011 in News & Events | 0 comments Belief Net’s Therese J. Borchard interviews Jason Apollo Voss, author of The Intuitive Investor, for her Beyond Blue column.   Thanks Therese for the interview, I appreciate it!
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Oil Discomfort is Overblown

Posted by Jason Apollo Voss on Mar 11, 2011 in Blog | 0 comments Stock market investors are very nervous about the Middle Eastern unrest predominately because of fears about disruptions to oil supplies.  The panicked opinion obsesses about the possibility for a double-dip recession.  Blah, blah, blah.   I consider this possibility to be almost impossible.  The reason is that the most important thing to focus on is not the overall level of oil prices, but...
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10 March 2011: Interview with The Street.com’s Gregg Greenberg

Posted by Jason Apollo Voss on Mar 10, 2011 in News & Events | 0 comments Very good news folks!  Today I was interviewed by that most prestigious of web investment sites: TheStreet.com and their excellent reporter, Gregg Greenberg.  Listen to hear me talk about the Four Principles of The Intuitive Investor: A Radical Guide for Manifesting Wealth, the essential beating heart of my book.   JasonApolloVossStreetdotComRealStory031011   Thanks Gregg and thanks...
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Mortgage Applications Strongly Up

Posted by Jason Apollo Voss on Mar 10, 2011 in Blog | 4 comments Yesterday the Mortgage Bankers Association announced that its index of mortgage applications rose (a whopping) 16% for the week ending March 4, 2011.   Analysis: I have been saying for many months now that the supply and demand fundamentals of the housing market have been in a state of massive disequilibrium.  Predominately there has been too much supply of homes at prices too high in order...
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Ethics for Sale According to New Survey

Posted by Jason Apollo Voss on Mar 9, 2011 in Blog | 0 comments Fuld and Company, a competitive-intelligence consultancy, released the results of a survey it conducted in the third quarter of 2010.  The survey was given to a number of executives spanning many different industries throughout the United States and was designed to evaluate the ethical response of executives to various business scenarios.   What Fuld and Company found was that executives in...
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Consumer Debts Are Up – Not Necessarily a Bad Thing

Posted by Jason Apollo Voss on Mar 8, 2011 in Blog | 0 comments Yesterday the Federal Reserve released its January data about consumer debt levels.  Growth of 2.5% was logged which puts total consumer debt on pace to hit $2.4 trillion by the end of the year.  The breakout for the increased debt levels was interesting to say the least.  Non-revolving credit (e.g. loans for autos, boats and education) was up a massive 7.0%.  By contrast credit card debt hit a...
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