Brian Gongol

(Video) It's never possible to accurately forecast the precise timing of the collapse of a bubble. But it should be reasonably clear that the Chinese economy hasn't been built to sustain a long-term growth rate like it's had recently.

Apple's market capitalization has been meteoric since the launch of products outside its conventional computer business -- the iPod, iPhone, and iPad. And the stock market has rallied with enthusiasm to the Apple cause. But nothing that the company makes is more than a couple of years from being rendered obsolete by something better. Chasing the fad is going to leave some stockholders in trouble, because there's no way for the company to keep up its current growth in share price over the long term.

If you get a call from an automated voice saying it's "Wells Fargo" calling about a card problem, don't be fooled. It's a scam.

This Big Brother nonsense has to stop
