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Casey Research has analyzed the costs of the government bailouts of the housing crisis, the credit crisis and others and has concluded that the total is $8.5 trillion—more than the cost of all U.S. Wars, the Louisiana Purchase, the New Deal, the Marshall Plan and the NASA Space Program combined.
Casey Research today announced alarming new findings in the tightening of individual credit standards, which will impact Americans’ Christmas shopping—and the ability to make payments in 2009.
As a former turnaround professional, Olivier Garret is convinced that the tools afforded by the bankruptcy courts would allow the "Big Three" to restructure dramatically, thus allowing them to renegotiate and drastically lower most of their liabilities.
On the anniversary of the 1929 stock market crash, Casey Research experts have analyzed whether or not the 2008 financial crisis is worse than the events that led up to the Great Depression.
The fact that after over 30 years of consistent mismanagement and decline, there is still anydiscussion on whether or not we should allow the now significantly smaller “Big Three” automakers to fail is clear evidence that Washington has lost all common sense.
The just-released November 2008 issue of The Casey Report, the flagship publication of Casey Research features detailed analysis and long-term economic forecasts by leading economic experts.
Today Casey Research investment analysts unveiled a new report “The Crisis in Pictures,” complete with easy-to-read charts and graphs, that outline the origins and swift collapse of the housing market, the credit market and financial institutions once regarded as “too big to fail.”
Bud Conrad, Chief Economist of Casey Research, examines how Hank Paulson has failed to foresee the economic crisis as only a bank crisis. In the excerpt from the just-released issue of The Casey Report, Casey Research’s flagship publication, Mr. Conrad says Secretary Paulson is wielding “financial nuclear weapons.”
As Washington struggles to resolve the economic crisis, it is worth examining the policies of former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan and Ben Bernanke and building and maintain bank reserves and how they affect the overall economy.
With the failure of Lehman Brothers and the takeover of Merrill Lynch by Bank of America, it shows how prescient Bud Conrad, chief economist of Casey Research has been. Mr. Conrad has been predicting substantial bank failures for some time. He can also discuss how to protect one’s money in times of financial crisis.
Casey Research Group announced their plan to hold an online economic roundtable for investors that will focus not only on the stock markets but the state of the global economy as well.
Casey Research performs a region-by-region survey of the world’s largest economies and finds that inflation is now globally on the rise.
The Fed has already cut rates, it just hasn’t told anyone, says Bud Conrad, chief economist of Casey Research.