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• Guest Post: Interview With J.S.Kim

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 739
  Submitted by Ilene of Phils Stock World Introduction J.S. Kim is the founder ofSmartKnowledgeU™, an independent investment research and wealthconsulting firm. J.S. accurately called the recent global financialcrisis, sharing his thoughts on his investment blog , to his subscribers, and in a series of ...
  22 hours ago

• Bernanke Presses His Luck

  
  Liberty Maven Liberty Maven: For Liberty, One Individual At A Time — Authority: 432
  by John Browne , Senior Market Strategist, Euro Pacific Capital The vast majority of economists now say that the recession is over. Many expect nominal GDP growth as high as four percent in 2010. Now, with the economy assumed to be back on stable footing, some in the private sector are starting to talk about ...
  2 days ago

• Ministry of Labour formulates taskforce for enforcing temporary contractual workers’ scheme

  
  Dubai for Visitors — Authority: 155
  The Ministry of Labour (MoL) has set up a national team to follow up implementation of the model imitative for management of cycle of temporary contractual workers from India and Philippines out of the federal government vision to enforce recommendat The rest is here: Ministry of Labour formulates taskforce for ...
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• UAE tops Arab World in construction work

  
  Dubai for Visitors — Authority: 155
  An upsurge in public and private investments boosted the UAE’s building activity by more than 20 per cent in 2008 and allowed it to have the largest construction sector in the Arab World, official figures showed. Saudi Arabia, the world’s oil su Read more: UAE tops Arab World in construction work
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• When the Fed Is Expected to Raise Interest Rates

  
  MoneyEnergy — Authority: 507
  With long-term U.S. bond yields rising and much of the recovery seemingly in place, analysts are increasingly wondering when the U.S. Federal Reserve (the Fed) will begin to implement its quantitative easing exit strategy and start raising interest rates . Currently the Fed baseline interest rate fluctuates ...
  2 days ago

• Ready to go POP!

  
  Vulcan's Hammer — Authority: 123
  As the Federal Reserve continues to keep interest rates low in an attempt to inflate the economy out of the doldrums, some economists warn that this will lead to another asset price bubble. No surprise there and when it happens it will be ugly. It seems that the people in power can not avoid making the same ...
  4 days ago

• What should the Fed do….The Treasury (for now), seems to be the primary customer/borrower.

  
  InvestmentWatch — Authority: 157
  Lending and borrowing to/from the private sector has collapsed. All of the FED’s technical staff knows legal reserves aren’t binding. I wonder if it is just a political statement, aimed at our legislators, because money creation is an abstract concept (where the whole, is not the same as the sum of its parts). ...
  5 days ago

• De-hoarding, selective imports can tame food inflation: Kaushik Basu

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 729
  Kolkata, Dec 19 (IANS) Measures like de-hoarding and imports of selective items can tame the country’s soaring food inflation, a senior finance ministry official said Saturday.“Inflation is a concern. The inflation is not by aggregate excess demand. So there is no great need to pull back on aggregate excess ...
  6 days ago

• Bank lending to businesses falls

  
  Daily Telegraph | Telegraph.co.uk — Authority: 969
  UK bank lending to businesses fell by £4.8bn in October, in a sign that companies are still finding it difficult to obtain credit.
  1 week ago

• China not doing so hot…

  
  blog of bile — Authority: 123
  http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2009/12/china-faces-crash-scenario.html Problems in China continue to mount. Money supply is growing rampantly out of control, property prices are in a bubble, exports are weak, commodity speculation is pervasive, and GDP growth is more of a mirage than real. Follow the ...
  1 week ago

• The Nine Steps of Hyperinflation:

  
  InvestmentWatch — Authority: 157
  1. BOOM. Markets rise. Creation of asset bubbles. 2. BUST: Market Crash. Inflation goes negative. Central Banks overreact and cut interest rates. Money injections. 3. BOND BOOM: Government debt balloons. Debt issuance soars. 4. STABILIZATION: Stocks and commodities recover. Bonds stabilize. Volatility declines. ...
  1 week ago

• Why Precious Metals Aren’t in a Bubble

  
  GreenLightAdvisor Views — Authority: 142
  The post below is a guest contribution by Dr Jeffrey Lewis, author of the Hard Money Newsletter Review and Silver-Coin-Investor.com . Critics of precious metals investing have called gold and silver a bubble, further claiming that today’s higher prices will fade as economic conditions improve.  Although gold ...
  1 week ago

• Money supply is in the air of the FT

  
  In the Spirit of the Forum for Stable Currencies — Authority: 103
  This letter in the FT recommends quantitative easing (the printing of Credit money by the Bank of England) and led me to Tim Congdon and his consultancy International Monetary Research Ltd . It is most interesting how he watches and interprets the money supply and certainly knows how to distinguish between the ...
  1 week ago

• Common sense and history both suggest a pause in QE

  
  Money as Debt also known as Credit — Authority: 109
  QE means Quantitative Easing . It means Central Banks printing money. But their kind of money is Credit Money, i.e. somebody receives interest payments, and taxpayers pay via the Government. This letter in the FT prompted me to spell it out, once again: When Governments print money, it’s “Cash Money” which ...
  1 week ago

• Andrew Schiff is a gold bull too.

  
  Midas Oracle .NET — Authority: 121
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  1 week ago

• Has money supply growth peaked?

  
  FT Alphaville — Authority: 692
  That’s certainly what Standard Chartered thinks. In a research note published on Thursday morning, the emerging market specialist says that M2 money supply growth has come off its first-half of 2009 highs — with one major exception: China. Related links: China PBOC: To properly manage credit,...
  1 week ago

• Ben Bernanke as Time’s Person of the Year is Stockholm Syndrome writ large

  
  Liberty Maven Liberty Maven: For Liberty, One Individual At A Time — Authority: 432
  Last week columnist George Will suggested Ben Bernanke should be Time’s “Person of the Year” because he “stabilized the financial system”. This week Time magazine gave Will his wish. Ben Bernanke is Time’s “Person of the Year” for 2009. An award this wrong-headed hasn’t been doled out ...
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• Currency Trading Technical Analysis

  
  gothinking.net — Authority: 152
  Forex Trading  Techniques  : What makes a trading grouping “good”? Technical investigate : In my terminal articles, I mutual that for some Forex trading strategy to be considered, it has to be first, a amount epistemology ( append unification to preceding article ) and 2nd, it staleness inform impart venture ...
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• British Pound Forecast – December 14-18

  
  Forex Crunch — Authority: 138
  
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• I made it through the S&L crisis, a whole lot poorer, but still alive.

  
  InvestmentWatch — Authority: 157
  I figure you must not have been alive at that time, or perhaps you weren’t old enough to remember it. The S&L crisis was bad for anyone who had anything saved or invested in particular places, but it was NOTHING LIKE THIS. This is a GENERAL COLLAPSE. The difference is, there is NO SAFE BANK. There are no safe ...
  2 weeks ago

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