Archive - Feb 12, 2010
The Pan-European Sovereign Debt Crisis: If I Were to Short Any Country, What Country Would That Be?
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 02/12/2010 05:10 -0500The fates of many European countries are now inextricably tied by what appears to be a poorly conceived methodology of handling diverse political and economic entities under a single currency without a truly authoritarian governing body. Basically, it's the old American saying, "Too many Chiefs and not enough Indians". When I first started this series, a few pundits accused me of being sensationalist. It's funny how a few days can bring so many to your side of the table. Now it is becoming much clearer that this is more of a pan-European issue than a pan-Hellenic one.
State of the Economy Part III
Submitted by Econophile on 02/12/2010 02:16 -0500The final part (III) of Econophile's analysis of the economy in 2010. Today, "The Consequences" -- deleveraging, inflation/deflation, recovery, and what to expect in 2010.
Interview: China, Pfizer, Vodafone, Dow 10k; Travel (mis) Adventures and Lessons
Submitted by Vitaliy Katsenelson on 02/12/2010 00:28 -0500
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I did three segment interviews
with TechTicker on Yahoo Finance:
1 – The Case for Pfizer and
Vodafone
2 – China (My China
comments need slight clarification. The Chinese slowdown will
have a significant impact on the Chinese economy and commodity-centered
economies, e.g., Russia; but I don’t believe it will tank the
world economy.)
3 –
Used to Dow 10,000
Refuse to Pay Government Debt Incurred for Unlawful and Oppressive Purposes ... It Is the Personal Debt of Those Who Ordered It to Be Incurred
Submitted by George Washington on 02/12/2010 00:16 -0500Bush, Cheney, Paulson, Geithner and others who ordered that these debts be incurred must be held personally liable for them. We the American people are not responsible to creditors - such as China, Saudi Arabia - who have knowingly financed these illegal and oppressive activities which have not benefited the American people, but solely the handful of corrupt politicians who authorized them ...
CPPIB Catches Tail End of Monster Beta Wave
Submitted by Leo Kolivakis on 02/12/2010 00:02 -0500Come, let me walk you through the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board's latest quarterly results and show you why they caught the tail end of the monster beta wave. I warn you, I'm in a feisty mood, and don't mince my words...
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