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Complete Jeff Gundlach "Fall Of The [BLANK] Empire" Slideshow
Your listened the call, now enjoy the Gundlach slides in the leisure of your own unrehypothecated concrete bunker, 50 feet below sea level.
"The decline and fall of the Roman Empire"
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Funny! Thanks.
Damn, it sure was quiet. Lots of great graphs and charts, but I was making up my own story?
Gundlach definitely reads ZeroHedge! And if you do too Paul Krugman...GO FUCK YOURSELF!
He already fucked himself. I forsee his fate will echo that of the bankers soon enough.
Do you foresee it nostradumbass? If your gonna stick your neck out then dont fuck around give us a date. You foresee his fate? WTF is that? Fucking shakespear? useless nigger. I piss and shit and flick boogers in yer general direction
Great presentation. Good work. We need more people that are willing to speak out and inform the dumbed down public.
http://ronpaul2012blog.blogspot.com/
Handy collection. Who wants a shot of tequila?
Me. Seems like Gundlach has a few minutes for ZH every day.
Not your daddys depression, with extension rules in effect.
Looks like it would have been a great presentation. Wish I could have watched it live. Interesting slides.
Damn, that was depressing....
depressing-er....
One can always gain important insights into the intelligence, bias, and true interest behind a presentation by the charts whose Y-axis should be in a log or percentage scale, but are not...
And it saves one from wasting their precious time reading, garbage.
Which slide was the logarithmically deficient one?
There are a few; slide 10 being the first. The defense spending $ should be in log. Doing so would portray the size and relative relationship of the blue bars to each other in a true relationship. Easiest way to visualize is to note the doubling. In a log scale each doubling would take place in an equal vertical distance. Result being a rough percentage relationship of blue bars to be compared to the red line that is a percentage relationship of debt to GDP. But doing so would rob the author of his ability to "wow" those who sat in high-school mathematics and said it was BS. These are the same urchins who told their parents and teachers that they would never need to learn such details of mathematics since they would never be needed in life; they were going to be sports stars, or rock stars, or take over daddy's business or devote their life to noble things like social justice, or medicine, or the arts....
The Mayans were right about 2012!
6% Investment grade in the whole portfolio???
Doesn't that seem risky?
just buy more apple stock everything will be fine...
Median Single-Family home price in ounces of gold is a stunner (page 51).
Homes were overvalued (along with equities) while gold was devalued.
Those are very informative charts and graphics. Thank you very much!
I wonder if Bennie, Timmah, anyone at the FED, TOTUS or the CBO has ever seen charts like these...or how to use them correctly?
/sarc
Tl;DR – Don't let the bank robbers run the bank?
Short attention span?
This is a chronicle of the disaster that is just beginning to unfold.
In pretty multi colored charts.
We are fucked.
"February 14, 2011" - FAIL.
Chartboner.
Gundlach’s powerful and candid economic picture of the Empire lays bare the emperor without his clothes; the BLS and Eurostat are mere façades for a contrived media-propagandized society where the people’s true economic fate is camouflaged in statistical word wizardry.
But, thank God, it’s ending. Famines, riots, revolutions and wars are soon to break this hegemony of banker parasitism destroying the economic well being of the people of the world.
As for the world’s bought and paid for economists, it’s telling that it was a Rockefeller Foundation grant that helped establish the National Bureau of Economic Research whose “studies” dominate the world of American business.
According to Wikipedia:
The National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) is an American private nonprofit research organization "committed to undertaking and disseminating unbiased economic research among public policymakers, business professionals, and the academic community."[1] The NBER is well known for providing start and end dates for recessions in the United States.
The NBER is the largest economics research organization in the United States.[2] Many of the American winners of the Nobel Prize in Economics were NBER Research Associates. Many of the Chairmen of the Council of Economic Advisers have also been NBER Research Associates, including the former NBER President and Harvard Professor, Martin Feldstein.
The NBER's current President and CEO is Professor James M. Poterba of MIT (who authored Tax Policy to Combat Global Warming: On Designing a Carbon Tax and co-authored Global Warming: Economic Policy Responses).Notable members
Nobel Prize winners
· Peter Diamond, Dale Mortensen 2010
· Paul Krugman 2008
· Edward C. Prescott 2004
· Finn Kydland 2004
· Robert F. Engle 2003
· Joseph Stiglitz 2001
· George Akerlof 2001
· James J. Heckman 2000
· Daniel L. McFadden 2000
· Robert C. Merton 1997
· Myron S. Scholes 1997
· Robert E. Lucas 1995
· Robert W. Fogel 1993
· Gary S. Becker 1992
· George J. Stigler 1982
· Theodore W. Schultz 1979
· Milton Friedman 1976
· Wassily Leontief 1973
· Simon Kuznets 1971
[edit] Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) Chairpeople
In chronological order
· Austan Goolsbee
· Christina Romer
· Edward Lazear
· Ben Bernanke
· Harvey Rosen
· N. Gregory Mankiw
· R. Glenn Hubbard
· Janet Yellen
· Joseph Stiglitz
· Michael Boskin
· Martin Feldstein
Other notable members· Alberto Alesina
· Robert Barro
· Aaron Edlin
· John Lipsky
· Francis Longstaff
· Anna Schwartz
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Bureau_of_Economic_Research
This should be a sticky.
For those who have the original link blocked at work:
http://www.businessinsider.com/doubleline-jeff-gundlach-us-decline-fall-roman-empire-2012-2#-1
46/70 is a real eye opener. How low will it go? I suspect it will continue to drop significantly in the coming years of course.
Working in the public sector pays better all around. Huge difference in pay, a lot less stress, a jumbo retirement package with ever increasing pension payments to retirees. Public workers want more, the government enablers just raise taxes. In the mean time CEOs of companies want more profits and bonuses so they offshore and cut cost along with raising prices.