12/19/02 - Old bears bear watching
Richard Russell caught fall rally, then gold

12/20/02 - Elliott Wave for the Masses
Looking for a personal approach to learning about Elliott wave analysis? Read Robert Gordon's essay "Elliott Wave for the Masses." Robert Gordon, an experienced Elliottician, considers his discovery of Elliott waves in 1995 the most important event in his 62 years of investing.

12/18/02 - Stock market crashes are predictable, major decline is coming in 2003 and 2004 says UCLA physicist Didier Sornette.

11/24/02 - Predicting the Price of Gold
by "Joe Investor"

11/16/02 - CRA$HMAKER
by Jim Puplava

10/25/02 - Letter to My Broker
by Tony Bortolin

10/20/02 - How to select asset classes in difficult markets
by Robert Gordon

10/20/02 - How low can we go? What several valuation methods have to say.
by Mike Alexander

10/02/02 - Stock Valuations Are Still Outrageous
Robert Prechter’s bearish views could be considered contrarian, but his book is a best seller

09/13/02 - Brilliant Minds
Robert B. Gordon discusses two very brilliant Americans. John Ogden Nash and Ralph Nelson Elliott.

09/10/02 - I Know What You'll Do Next Summer
Dr. John Casti, world-renowned mathematician from the Santa Fe Institute, has just published his thoughts on Elliott wave analysis. Casti exemplifies the usefulness of R.N. Elliott’s discovery for forecasting financial markets and discusses Robert Prechter’s latest research into how the Wave Principle can also anticipate social trends. Read the article for free at http://archive.newscientist.com . (Free trial sign up required. Search for “Prechter” in the archive section to get the article.)

08/15/02 - Bear fund team trumpets deflation risk
In a horn-tooting year for investment contrarians, a team of two seasoned bears are sticking steadfastly to a negative view on commodities and stocks, seeing the pressures of deflation punishing prices further in the year ahead.

08/12/02 - Dear Dagen: Do Not Feed the Bear Funds
"Bear funds sure do look like the perfect investment..."

08/08/02 - The Prudent Bear Smells More Honey
While many investors hunt for bargains amid the market rubble, David Tice is betting that stocks will keep dropping.

08/05/02 - The battle over the market bottom
Bullish John Buckingham debates bearish David Tice

07/30/02 - Turning Misery into Money
Paul Merriman: As the stock market plunges this year, some investors are looking for ways to profit from other people's losses: Bear Funds.

07/30/02 - Profits From the Beat of Different Drummers
by Robert B. Gordon

07/27/02 - Pain, Misery and Poverty in a Big Bear Market
by Robert B. Gordon

07/26/02 - Beware of Bear Market Rallies
Forbes Newsletter Watch: Don't look for any horns growing out of this rally, say some of the top newsletters that focus on technical analysis.

07/23/02 - Should You Buy a Bear-Market Fund?
Analysis by Morningstar.com.

07/21/02 - Progress Update on the Current Secular Bear Market
by Mike Alexander author of "Stock Cycles: Why stocks won't beat money markets over the next 20 years."

05/28/02 Gold Fund Gains Going Parabolic!
Growing to the Sky? by Robert B. Gordon

05/15/02 Joseph Granville's Profit of Doom
Grandpa Bear Joe Granville says you should be short!

05/13/02 Investment Lessons from The Great Depression
by Robert B. Gordon

05/07/02 Is Conventional Wisdom Always Wrong?
According to Robert B. Gordon, the short answer is: Only at market tops and bottoms.

04/25/02 Sell Your Stock and Fund Losers Right Now
It's Time to Accumulate Tangible Assets, by Robert B. Gordon

04/26/02 Don't Get Your Shorts in a Bind!
CBS MarketWatch story: A lot of pros had no problem picking losing stocks in the last three years. The difference between them and David Tice is that Tice meant to do it.

04/02/02 Gold accumulation for long term wealth
"A Plan for My Grandchildren and Yours," by Robert B. Gordon

03/19/02 Ahead: Father of all bear markets
CBS MarketWatch story: Jim Dines goes out on a limb.

02/05/02 "Why this good bet makes a bad investment ,"
Rydex and ProFunds offer funds that should soar when the market plummets. So why did they sink last year? Here’s how these hot-shot funds can burn long-term investors.

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