by Jason Apollo Voss | 17 01 2011 | Blog
One of the recurring themes of this blog has been criticisms of capitalism as practiced by corporate America. I have specifically called for a reformation of corporate culture in the United States multiple times. One of the most egregious excesses of the corporation...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 16 01 2011 | Blog
Early this morning in London news that both Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s both warned the United States on its credit rating. The concern is, of course, with the spendthrift ways of the Legislative as stoked by the Executive branch – and over...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 15 01 2011 | Blog
For its U.S.-based customers the Bank of China has begun allowing trading in the Chinese currency, the yuan. This is clearly a long-term focused goal of trying to make the yuan a competitor for the U.S. dollar as the global currency in which trading is conducted....
by Jason Apollo Voss | 14 01 2011 | News & Events
Hello everyone. Financial Advisor magazine is carrying an article I wrote as their web’s front page article. The name of the article is, “The Fallacy of PEG Ratios.” I hope that you enjoy this more hard core, unabashed finance reading. My...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 14 01 2011 | Blog, Predictions
As long-term readers of this blog know, I consider it contrary to my purpose to give investment advice about specific investments. My goal is your investment self-sufficiency. That is one of the reasons that I tend to comment on macro-economic data – I feel...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 14 01 2011 | Blog
During the dot.com and real estate bubbles of the last decade it was so difficult to get a contrary opinion from anyone who wasn’t drinking from the bubble kool-aid. One of the ways any investor, yes, even you, could have recognized that it was a bubble was by...
