Archive - Feb 23, 2013 - Blog entry
ReTuRN Of THe BuNGa WaRRioR...
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 02/23/2013 22:48 -0500Tonight we Divine in Bunga hell...
Insane Levels of Inequality – Which Hurt the Economy – Are Skyrocketing
Submitted by George Washington on 02/23/2013 22:03 -0500- Alan Greenspan
- Bill Gates
- Brazil
- China
- Conference Board
- Consumer Confidence
- David Rosenberg
- Dean Baker
- Fail
- Federal Reserve
- Federal Reserve Bank
- Great Depression
- India
- JC Penney
- Joseph Stiglitz
- Main Street
- Medicare
- Meltdown
- Mexico
- Monetary Policy
- Moral Hazard
- New York City
- New York Times
- Quantitative Easing
- ratings
- Real estate
- Recession
- recovery
- Robert Reich
- Roman Empire
- Rosenberg
- Saks
- Sears
- Too Big To Fail
- Transparency
- Treasury Department
- Tyler Durden
- Unemployment
- Washington D.C.
All Capitalist Systems Have Some Inequality. We Don’t Want To Prevent All Inequality … Just Economy-Wrecking Levels
The Meaning of Moody's Downgrade of the UK: Nothing
Submitted by Marc To Market on 02/23/2013 16:54 -0500See why Moody's downgrade of the UK credit rating is unlikely to impact the financial markets or UK policy. One of the sub-arguments is that the divergence between the US and UK monetary policy in recent months cannot explain sterling's slide in the foreign exchange market. Moreover, the UK's exports seem more inelastic to UK exports that the currency warriors would suggest.
Technical Analysis of the Natural Gas Market
Submitted by EconMatters on 02/23/2013 16:30 -0500Depending upon the time frame natural gas is either in a distinct downtrend channel or a parallel trading range.
Why A China Crash May Be Imminent
Submitted by Asia Confidential on 02/23/2013 12:00 -0500This week's events show that the Chinese government realises that its stimulus efforts have got out of hand and its economy is in trouble.
Currency Positioning and Technical Outlook: A Look at the Long Term Charts
Submitted by Marc To Market on 02/23/2013 08:16 -0500Instead of looking at the daily bar charts for the major currencies that we provide every week, given the large moves, we thought it might be helpful to look at the longer term charts. It is one thing for pundits and other observers to argue that QE drives currencies down, it quite another to operationalize and use that as a decision-making rule for investing or trading the foreign currencies. The way people make money in the markets is not being right more often, but disciplined risk management. Technicals allow one to quantify risk and admit where one can be wrong.
