Europe in Crisis

With a steady barrage of euro-based headlines pounding down on Wall Street, it's increasingly difficult to figure out what news matters and what's just empty noise. In the hopes of helping out investors, we're analyzing several aspects of the eurozone's crises, and exploring ways to invest (or protect your investments) in the meantime.

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The Pain in Spain Stays Mainly the Same

Spain's request of 100B euros for its banks will keep the ball rolling, but it's no solution for Spain nor the eurozone, and it's certain to piss off Greece. More

3 Final Scenarios for the Eurozone Crisis

For most investors, there’s little to be gained from being glued to headlines coming out of the eurozone. Instead, focus on these three bottom-line scenarios. More

What Happens If the Euro Dies?

The dissolution of the eurozone isn't a likely scenario, but investors should at least be mindful of the worst. Here's the potential fallout of a euro collapse. More

High-Risk, High-Reward Eurozone Stocks

Italy's Luxottica, Spain's Banco Santander and Germany's Siemens are getting hammered now -- but they could pop once the panic selling subsides. More

Euro-Proof Portfolio: 3 Sectors and Treasuries

If Greece shatters the eurozone, utilities, health care, telecoms and U.S. debt might be the only safe havens. More

Britain Better Off Not Signing the New EU Fiscal Treaty

In the end, England has to look out for England -- something the rest of the EU fiscal treaty members might not do. More

A Stronger Dollar Is a Double-Edged Sword

With the dollar strengthening against the flagging euro, investors should remember to check company statements to find exposure to currency risk. More

Europe Reaching the Boiling Point: How to Invest

The eurozone crisis in Spain is one of the banks not the economy, and has a good chance of resolution with injections into the banking system. More

European Lessons From the Asian Crisis

There is nothing practical about dissolving the euro, as it would make a bad situation worse and threaten the dissolution of the European Union itself. More