Reggie Middleton's blog

The mobile computing market is unfolding exactly as we anticipated...

The media is staring at the wrong target. Each major media outlet is copying what is popular or what the next outlet broke as a story versus where the true economic risks actually lie. Here's what's truly at stake – the United States is now at risk of losing its hegemony as the financial capital of the world!

This is the math, the reasoning and the logic behind a nearly inevitable default by Greece. Why hasn't this been present in the mainstream media?

Now that Research in Motion has reached our valuation target and offered the opportunity for material gain for our subscribers, I have decided to released the full 45 page professional Forensic Valuation report to the public. It is quite extensive, and has been quite accurate to date…

A very well made 45 minute documentary on Goldman Sachs, derivatives, US real estate and the root causes of the Pan-European Sovereign Debt Crisis

Watch out! The Truth is GOING VIRAL! Reggie Middleton discusses residential real estate, Case Shiller and over exuberance on Bloomberg TV.

The National Association of Realtors is a marketing engine with what some may call (but not I, of course) comedians for chief economists, yet their data and their economist’s opinions are quoted regularly in credible, mainstream financial news shows and newspapers. WHY???!!! On that note… Bloomberg reports the NAR states "Pending U.S. Sales of Existing Homes Increase 4.3%"

Things are much worse than the Case Shiller index, and the media that quotes it ad nauseum, are leading many to believe...

Yeah, I know what you're saying as you read this, but many of the signs are there. Here are the legal, economic and financial widgets to contribute to an interesting crowdsourced debate, discussion and analysis for the weekend.

I am not an economist or anything of the sort, but the bank loss situation looks an awful lot like it did during the great depression.

There goes the markets for a day, or two, or seven hundred and twenty, or however long it will take for rational and sane investors to trust these markets, ever again.

Now that the Case Shiller index has been the housing sound bite du jour, many would benefit in knowing that the index was designed to filter out the vast majority of the factors that are dragging down home prices today. That means that despite the fact that this most recent CS reading shows prices on the decline again, it in no way captures the whole picture. Even more pertinent, the parts that it doesn't capture are the worse parts. The Case Shiller index makes the housing downturn look downright rosy in comparison to the data on the streets - but you won't hear this from the mainstream financial media!

The next Microsoft is emerging and nobody outside of Apple is paying attention!

You know times are bad in the housing industry when home builders hang up the hard hat and take to running leveraged hedge funds. Hell, they don't even have to be any good at it, because they are using 0%, non-recourse loans with very little of their own capital (bubble style leverage), thanks to YOU, Mr. and Mrs. Taxpayer bitching about unemployment and higher taxes. I hope this doesn't piss anybody off,,, again!