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Tracking the Shift Toward Riskier Assets
May 4th, 2009 · No Comments · Debt, Economy, Global Economy, Stock Market
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More Cold Water on Euphoria from Germany
April 23rd, 2009 · No Comments · Banks, Economics, Financial, Global Economy, Nationalization, Restructuring, Stock Market
Der Spiegel reports that German experts aren’t buying the bank turnaround euphoria. In part this may reflect the sharper contraction expected in Germany this year (GDP down 6%) than in the U.S. It also, though, reflects the view from more impartial observers of the financial scene. NOT Buy Viagra propecia online OUT OF THE WOODS [...]
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Whither Goes the Economy? So Goes the Stock Market
April 22nd, 2009 · No Comments · deflation, Economics, Global Economy, inflation, Stock Market, Wall Street
The stock market has had major rise in the last six weeks. The beginning of the rise was fueled, as I pointed out at the time, by the Obama Administration’s pledge of a trillion dollars of taxpayer money to ensure that no big banks would go bankrupt. This apparently removed lingering doubts in big investor’s [...]
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Are Geithner and Citibank Doomed?
April 14th, 2009 · No Comments · Bailout, Banks, Financial, Global Economy, Nationalization, Stock Market, Treasury, Wall Street
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Soros: Obama "Lost a Great Opportunity" to Fix the Banks
April 9th, 2009 · No Comments · Bailout, Banks, Debt, Dollar, Global Economy, Gold, Interest rates, Obama, Policy, Restructuring, Stock Market, Treasury, Video, Wall Street
Tech Ticker has posted a series of video interviews with George Soros, a fabulously successful speculator and a big investor in liberal/ progressive causes around the world. neutrogena healthy skin anti-wrinkle cream spf 15 One in this wide-ranging, very worthwhile series deals with the Administration’s handling of the banking crisis: George Soros was an early [...]
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Where Have I Been? What Is Going to Happen?
April 7th, 2009 · No Comments · Bailout, Banks, Bonds, Economics, Federal Reserve, Financial, Global Economy, Obama, Stock Market, Treasury, Video, Wall Street
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Fed unleashes greatest bubble of all: John Kemp, Reuters
March 31st, 2009 · No Comments · Banks, Bonds, Debt, deflation, Federal Reserve, Global Economy, inflation, Interest rates, Policy, Stimulus, Stock Market, Treasury, Wall Street
[ Note: the following article is now 3-1/2 months old. The concerns it raise are as relevant and timely now as they were then. buy doxycycline without prescription Federal Reserve debt projections have increased significantly since then.] Reuters Wed Dec acomplia cheap 17, 2008 7:08am EST — John Kemp is a Reuters columnist. The views [...]
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Deflation or Inflation?
March 31st, 2009 · No Comments · Bonds, Debt, deflation, Economics, Federal Reserve, Financial, Global Economy, inflation, Interest rates, Policy, Treasury, Wall Street
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Hedge Funds Betting on Housing Collapse May Get AIG Cash
March 18th, 2009 · No Comments · Bailout, Banks, Bonds, Credit Default Swaps, Debt, Default, Economics, Federal Reserve, Financial, Global Economy, Housing, Interest rates, Mortgages, Policy, Regulation, Stock Market
The Wall Street Journal 30mg cialis has an article that describes in some detail how hedge funds and Goldman Sachs bet on the collapse how to buy drugs in the US housing market using hundreds of billions of dollars of credit default swaps, swaps that eventually were bought by AIG for pennies per year. In [...]
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Time to Start Looking Beyond the Financial Crisis
March 16th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Economics, Federal Reserve, Financial, Global Economy, Policy, Stock Market
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