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“The Fed Saves Wall Street” is the headline everyone wants to see. But the ones they’re getting are more akin to the headline that ran in last Thursday’s New York Times. The headline – “Wall Street is Questioning Whether Bernanke is Tough Enough” – sounds like a rant against Bernanke. It ... Views: 834
Last Thursday the market reacted negatively to yet another presentation from the Fed. In what should have been an opportunity for Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke to spur a rally, the market didn’t cooperate.
In his testimony to the House Budget Committee, Mr. Bernanke said he supports an economic ... Views: 742
I'm often asked, "How can I live to be 100 years old?" My answer is simple, "Just say no to prescription drugs and learn how to control insulin and blood sugar."
Why? Because the populations that live the longest are naturally highly sensitive to insulin. Conversely, those who die the ... Views: 726
The World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) has just completed a detailed review of more than 7,000 clinical studies covering links between diet and cancer. Its conclusion is rocking the health world with startling bluntness: Processed meats are too dangerous for human consumption. Consumers should ... Views: 816
Experienced weightlifters know most of the tricks needed to protect your lower back during a workout. But even seasoned gym rats often overlook a common cause of back injuries. Those who are new to weights should also pay close attention here before you pick up your first dumbbell.
Because it's ... Views: 1007
New research from Taiwan suggests that antioxidants put a halt to fat cell formation, at least in a laboratory.
In the study, published in the Journal of Agriculture and Food Chemistry, 15 phenolic acids and six flavonoids were exposed to mouse cells. Phenolic acids and flavonoids are classes ... Views: 722
A recent Wall Street Journal article about a joint venture in China highlights a couple of ideas that we have been talking about in Early to Rise for many years:
Many businesspeople (and apparently some business writers) think competition is bad and that reducing or eliminating competition is ... Views: 740
Close your eyes for a moment and picture yourself enjoying your ideal retirement. Perhaps you’re standing knee-deep in a Montana river, fishing for trout. Or strolling through the streets of Prague. Or reading Faulkner on the back porch, listening to the sounds of your grandchildren playing in ... Views: 1067
Good friend and business partner PH asked these questions:
"How do you get out of a rut? Regain passion for your work? Get yourself up for each day? Have you thought about this? It happens to me often. I find it makes me miserable. I feel guilty and useless, because I tend to piss away the day. ... Views: 870