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• Japan’s Debt: Some Unpleasant Questions…

  
  Risk Watchdog — Authority: 125
  One of the things that has been troubling me more and more lately is Japan’s colossal debt burden , which is heading towards 200% of GDP. At the moment, the debt burden is existing in an equilibrium of sorts, with Japanese financial institutions seemingly content to keep buying Japanese Government Bonds (JGBs). In ...
  16 hours ago

• Is the S&P 500 Getting Ready to Fly or Dive?

  
  Veritas Vos Liberabit — Authority: 464
  During the past four weeks the S&P 500 has been stuck in a trading range. Most notable is the level of resistance currently being experienced at the 50% Fib retrace level.  A sustained break above 1020 could lead to more gains. On the other hand, a break below the 1085 could lead to some ugly cliff diving. I’m ...
  16 hours ago

• David Rosenbergs 2010 Outlook "The Recession Is Really A Depression"

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 750
  With December almost done, and all the banks having already issued their rosy outlooks for 2010 (dont ask us how the trading desks are axed, but you be sure a certain sense of "contrarianism" permeates Goldmans traders), the objective third pary strategists begin chiming in. We present Rosies 2010 outlook from ...
  19 hours ago

• Uncle Buck and One Lonely Bull (by Gary)

  
  Slope Of Hope with Tim Knight — Authority: 515
  Pssst... come ere. Did you hear the one about the guy whos stillbullish the US dollar? Yes, he actually exists. No no, I am notincluding the perpetually dollar bullish Prechter and Hochberg. Theyare a given. But aside from them, I heard a rumor that thisother guy actually exists. Fear not however Hope 09 ...
  20 hours ago

• Jim Rogers is Buying...US Dollars???

  
  Commodity Bull Market — Authority: 116
  On Sunday, I mused that one of my deepest concerns about being bullish on the US Dollar is that Im on the opposite side of the trade from Jim Rogers, who thinks the buck is doomed. Not so, pointed out astute reader Sibbie via email, citing a recent Rogers interview in BusinessWeek : Q : How much of the ...
  1 day ago

• The UKs Problem is... Dubai?

  
  Jr Deputy Accountant — Authority: 146
  I think Market Ticker and I are going to have to diverge on opinion here. Dubai is a non-fucking-event . A burp and a ripple at the best, even a poorly functioning market can digest such a remedial, by-the-book bubble. Oh, but thats why the pound is in trouble. Not because theyre trying to print their way out of ...
  1 day ago

• Absent Inventory "Bounce" Is Reason For Japanese GDP Miss

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 750
  The worlds second biggest economy just posted a dramatic miss in GDP expectations, and demonstrated how tendentious "developed" governments can be when fudging numbers in volatile economic times. And the biggest reason for the divergence: the mythical inventory bounce, which based on preliminary estimates was supposed ...
  2 days ago

• The Roving Financial Crisis

  
  HS Dent — Authority: 423
  Remember the “roving blackouts” that plagued California in the mid-2000s?  Well, we believe that is a good analogy for the state of the world capital markets circa 2009.  We’ll call it “The Roving Financial Crisis.” Given that we all just lived through it, a full history lesson is not warranted.  But to ...
  2 days ago

• The Coming Collapse of the Middle Class

  
  Southern California Real Estate Bubble Crash Blog — Authority: 118
  Whether you like it or not, the truth is that the middle class has been squeezed over the past 30 years, as Elizabeth Warren of Harvard Law and the House Oversight Committee explains in the attached video.  it’s almost an hour long, but one of the most fascinating analysis I’ve ever seen with after and in-depth ...
  3 days ago

• Japan unveils $81 billion economic stimulus (Reuters)

  
  Blogger — Authority: 167
  Reuters – Japan’s government agreed on a 7.2 trillion yen ($81 billion) stimulus package on Tuesday, aiming to prevent the economy from tipping back into recession as deflation persists and a strong yen threatens exports. Read the original here:  (Reuters)"> (Reuters)">Japan unveils $81 billion ...
  3 days ago

• Japan unveils $81 billion economic stimulus (Reuters)

  
  enUws — Authority: 466
  Reuters – Japan’s government agreed on a 7.2 trillion yen ($81 billion) stimulus package on Tuesday, aiming to prevent the economy from tipping back… Originally posted here: (Reuters)"> (Reuters)">Japan unveils $81 billion economic stimulus (Reuters)
  3 days ago

• Merrill RateLabs Stocking Stuffers

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 750
  Merrill is convinced inflation is a-coming. As such, here are RateLabs proposed top trades, some of which are rather esoteric, others which make intuitive sense (of course, assuming one agrees that inflation trumps deflation: a bold assumption keeping in mind the endless consumer credit collapse). Some of the ideas: ...
  3 days ago

• David Levy Provides Sense on Cents

  
  Sense on Cents — Authority: 477
  I enjoy coming across individuals whom I have not previously met or read. Why? Individuals with new insights and perspectives provide real mental stimulus especially during challenging economic periods. I engaged just such an individual this morning in reading CFO Magazine . David Levy of the Jerome Levy Forecasting ...
  3 days ago

• If Ben’s lips were moving, he was lying through his teeth…….Higher Taxes, and higher inflationary pressures coming.

  
  InvestmentWatch — Authority: 156
  So far, so bad. And it is about to get worse. I would not be so quick to dismiss the prospect of inflation creeping in. With the banking industry still out of control and engaging in reckless risk-taking, high leveraged bets, speculative plays anything can happen. Super elites on Wall Street and banks are once again ...
  3 days ago

• Gold CAN Still Go Down; Trading Against Jim Rogers and Richard Russell; Worst Case Scenarios Already "Priced In"

  
  Commodity Bull Market — Authority: 116
  So Gold CAN Still Go Down, After All Last week was shaping up to be another banner one for gold, as the old relic kept on climbing, day after day...that is, until it stopped. Golds one-way rise experienced a sharp setback on Friday, dropping nearly $50 on the day, and over $60 in intraday measures. ...
  4 days ago

• Daniel Hannan: You cannot spend your way out of recession or borrow your way out of debt.

  
  Reflections on Value Investing — Authority: 468
  US News & World Report Capital Commerce : I dont normally delve into the politics of the European Parliament, but this video of Conservative MEP Daniel Hannan stripping the bark off British Prime Minister Gordon Brown is worth noting. Many American politicians might be hearing the same criticisms next year ...
  5 days ago

• Guest Post: Dividends Are Still Trending Worse Than The Great Depression

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 750
  Submitted by Thought Offerings With S&P 500 earnings reporting mostly (98%) complete for Q3 2009, its time for an update to the charts from Dividends, Earnings, and Stock Price Trends have Tracked the Great Depression . Thefollowing chart compares the decline in twelve month trailing earningsand dividends ...
  5 days ago

• Yen may hit 74 against dollar by 2011: forex strategist

  
  Japundit - Published news — Authority: 492
  The yen may rise to a record 74 per dollar by 2011 because the Bank of Japan hasnt done enough to combat deflation, said Eishi Wakabayashi, a strategist who forecast the currencys surge to an all-time high in April 1995.
  6 days ago

• Financial Post: Prem Watsa on What Comes Next

  
  Reflections on Value Investing — Authority: 468
  Diane Francis interviews Prem Watsa: [Diane Francis] The markets corrected but is the worst over? [Prem Watsa] 80% of the economy [the private sector] is de-leveraging. 20% is government stimulus. Companies are operating at 65% of capacity or utilization rate. Unemployment is rising. If in ...
  1 week ago

• More Lies From Bernanke

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 750
  By Tyler Durden and Geoffrey Batt These days catching the Fed chairman telling the truth as opposed to a b(a)ld faced lie is in itself a six sigma event. Sadly this post will continue with hugging the median. Some observations on the most recent fabrications by the chief money printer himself, which go to show just ...
  1 week ago

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