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Yahoo! Finance: The Future for Investors by Jeremy Siegel

Oil’s Not Well in the U.S.
The oil shock is a bigger problem than the housing bubble and will likely keep the U.S. economy growing at a snail’s pace through year end.

Should We Worry About the Plunging Dollar?
The Fed has done enough to stimulate the economy by lowering interest rates. Now it must turn its attention to the inflationary implications of the sinking dollar.

Did the Fed “Bail Out” Bear Stearns?
The Fed did not bail out Bear at taxpayer expense, but enabled – as it is mandated – the financial markets to continue to function. History will vindicate the Fed.

Obama, Clinton and McCain on Tax Policy
If no new tax laws are passed, the tax rates on capital gains and dividends will revert back to the old rates of 20% on capital gains and as high as 35% on dividend income next year. Find out what the leading candidates would do if elected president.

Bernanke’s Fed
Ben Bernanke’s bold and aggressive policy stands a good chance of working. But just as the Fed chief has been aggressive on the way down, he must be ready to change direction quickly if inflationary forces flare up.

Outlook for 2008: Markets and the Economy
Find out what's in store next year for stocks, the economy, interest rates and more.

Why Korea Has a Bright Future
Korea rose from poverty to become one of the richest nations in Asia in a few short decades. Although most investors focus on China, Korea should also continue to be a leader in Asia.

Don't Blame the Central Banks -- Thank Them
The Fed stanched a contagion that threatened to turn a problem isolated to the real estate sector into a full blown liquidity crisis and recession. The world's other central banks also acted accordingly by supplying needed liquidity.

Why Bernanke’s Critics Have it All Wrong
Critics of Fed chairman Ben Bernanke have been harsh and unrelenting. But if you look at the evidence, Bernanke has made the right moves. And ultimately, a return to basics should help the economy and financial markets.

How to Play the Market Sell-Off
Just a short time after major stock indexes hit all-time highs, fear is back in the air. Stocks plunged last week delivering their biggest loss in almost five years with bears growling that the days of easy credit were finally over. Are they right or is it time to go on the offense?

Profit From Higher Long-Term Rates
Sharply higher long-term interest rates in the world’s bond markets have fundamentally changed the investing landscape. Here's a strategy for maximizing profits in this new environment.

The Consequences of Asia Rising
The future certainly looks bright for Asian nations. In fact, the world economic engine is now strong enough to make it on its own without help from the U.S. consumer.

The Bullish Case for Stocks
Stocks have confounded the bears by showing surprising strength. But this doesn't mean that equities are overvalued. Here's why.

Buffett Wisdom
A firsthand account of Warren Buffett’s perspectives on the economy, the markets, and whatever else is on his mind.

What the New Volatility Means
Last week’s market volatility may be cause for alarm in the short run, but savvy investors always take the long view.