Our analysis suggests that a severe contraction in debt or available credit is a key component in every recession.

FORBES: Double-Dip Yes, But Bullish Just The Same

Our analysis suggests that the outlook for growth in the second half of 2010 is uncertain at best and a double-dip recession is not out of the question.

FORBES: Double-Dip Yes, But Bullish Just The Same

However, our historical analysis suggests that that is not the case.

FORBES: Alan, Ben, My Fed Model, And Why Stocks Are Cheap

Our own analysis suggests that the middle class begins to influence a society when the HDI exceeds 0.70, and truly dominates that society when it exceeds 0.90.

FORBES: The Middle Class, Energy And Terrorism

Unfortunately, our analysis of the options market suggests that this growing negative sentiment has yet to climax.

FORBES: Still Plenty Of Downside Left In U.S. Stocks