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The recent financial crisis left the median American family in 2010 with no more wealth than they had in the early 1990s, erasing almost two decades of accumulated prosperity, the Federal Reserve said Monday.

The median family, richer than half of the nation’s families and poorer than the other half, had a net worth of $77,300 in 2010, down from $126,400 in 2007, the Fed said. The crash of housing prices explained three-quarters of the loss.

Crude Oil pulls back....is this a buying opportunity? We analyze where this energy market is headed.

Gold crashes....no surprise for MarketClub members. We show you where we think this precious metal is headed in today’s video.

I think you will admit that we are in the middle of one major crazy financial mess.

Nothing can get a company in trouble faster than excessive debt. However, not all debt is bad. Properly utilized, debt can be an excellent way to utilize leverage to magnify the returns of investing retained capital. But when is debt bad and when is it ok?

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Although Magic Formula Investing does a good job of avoiding firms with poor balance sheets, sometimes firms with too much debt will slip through. Here are 5 current ones and how their financial situation could affect shareholder returns.

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Weak Italian Bond Auction, Euro Drops

Posted by FXalhabib on August 30th, 2011

Weak demand at the Italian bond auction is causing an uproar that the Euro Zone debt crisis is far from being over. Adding more fuel to the fire, we have an on-going bickering in the Euro Zone on how to proceed with the Greek bailout. Finland, Austria, the Netherlands, Slovenia and Slovakia are demanding collateral from Greece for more bailout funds.

The credit downgrade and debt ceiling aftermath highlight a much more serious problem -- a jobs and wages problem -- that Mr. Market is finally waking up to. Editor Justice Litle explains...

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