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• in Politics
  Warren Buffet: Eat the Rich, Taxes and the Road to Austerity
  The ambassador of the wealthy has given his prescription for the US economy, “tax the rich.” It appears that the government and the influencers of it’s policy are all in the mood to prescribe pills to make everything better.
  by curtisvoisin / on Aug 15, 2011

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “bailouts”

 

• Fat Cats and Starving Dogs; Happy Foxes and Sad Sacks

  
  The Big Picture — Authority: 695
  This weekend, I saw Margin Call on DVD. Jeremy Irons plays a CEO of a small Goldman Sachs like company. A young analyst at the firm discovers that their highly-leveraged, massive mortgage bets are based on a VAR formula that’s flawed. It failed to consider volatility ranges beyond historical distributions. With ...
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• Politicians are to blame if we have crony capitalists

  
  IEA Blog — Authority: 105
  Capitalism has a problem. Increasingly it is viewed as a deeply unfair system favouring a small, privileged elite at the expense of everyone else... Read the full blog post here
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• Some Thoughts On IMF Resources

  
  Credit Writedowns — Authority: 649
  By Win Thin Here are some thoughts on reports of an expansion of IMF lending capacity. The most important thing to note is that this is not a done deal by any stretch, and should be seen simply as a statement of intent by the agency. The IMF reportedly wants to strike a deal at the February 25-26 meeting of G20 ...
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• MUST SEE - Max Keiser On The Global Banking Cartel: Assassins, Whores, Punks & Bankers

  
  WHAT REALLY HAPPENED — Authority: 528
  Runs 90 seconds - Max is on fire. ---
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• Hungary President Says Screw The IMF - And They Wont Be The Last Country To Make Bondholders Pay

  
  WHAT REALLY HAPPENED — Authority: 528
  Right now, Hungary is could be the epicenter of the latest next financial storm. The country is teetering on the edge of bankruptcy. Its authoritarian populist Prime Minister Viktor Orban is refusing to play ball with the International Monetary Fund. Bond yields are soaring and credit is drying up. The country may, ...
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• Michael Lewis On Ireland: Do What Iceland Did, Screw The Feckin Bondholders

  
  The Daily Bail — Authority: 542
  Video - Michael Lewis with Tom Keene A great short clip that exposes the madness of bailing out reckless bondholders. ---   The Time Magazine Federal Reserve Slideshow    
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• Jim Rogers On France Losing AAA: "The Only Solution For Europe Is Forcing Bank Bondholders To Take Losses"

  
  The Daily Bail — Authority: 542
  Video - Jimmy Rogers on Greece, France, Europe - Jan. 16, 2012 A familiar refrain from Rogers, though that doesnt diminish the truth.  Investors (bondholders) must be held accountable, apocalyptic fear-mongering be damned.    
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• Monti, The Full Version

  
  Credit Writedowns — Authority: 649
  By Edward Hugh This post first appeared on my Roubini Global EconoMonitor Blog “ Don’t Shoot The Messenger “. The version in question is an interview with the Financial Times. A summary was available here , but now they have gone live with the whole interview . If you can raise it on Google or ...
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• Chronology of the Greek Debt Crisis

  
  The Big Picture — Authority: 695
  Edward Harrison is the founder of the finance site Credit Writedowns and a former career diplomat, credit guy and technology executive. Ed just started the subscription newsletter Credit Writedowns Pro this year focusing on global macro investing ideas as well as outcomes from the global financial crisis and the ...
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• The ECB is Engaging in Massive QE

  
  Credit Writedowns — Authority: 649
  By Marshall Auerback So the ratings agencies have finally followed through on the big threat and downgraded a number of the eurozone’s credit ratings, including France and Austria, both of which have now lost their coveted Triple AAA status. Italy, Portugal and Spain were downgraded a further two notches. What ...
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• The New Yorker Misunderstands Ron Paul (Again)

  
  Cato @ Liberty — Authority: 741
  By David Boaz In the New Yorker , Nicholas Lemann frets over Ron Paul’s “hostility to government” in an article titled “ Enemy of the State .” I wonder if Lemann, who is both a long-time writer at a great magazine and the dean of a great school of journalism, would think “Enemy of the State” was ...
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• More Ridiculous Leftist Propaganda: The Chevy Volt Song… and Dance

  
  Big Government — Authority: 776
  What’s an absurd Leftist policy without an agitprop song to accompany the inanity? The attempted spoonful-of-sugar to help force down the bad Progressive medicine they are pushing. Which brings us to General Motors (GM) and one of the Leftist ideological windmills at which they tilt – the Chevy Volt . We the ...
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• Finally saw it - wonderful but maddening, as expected. Hubbard...

  
  axiom|echo — Authority: 117
  Finally saw it - wonderful but maddening, as expected. Hubbard may be the biggest dickhead in the whole film, and that’s saying plenty .
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• Your Nonprofit is in Trouble. How? Read on.

  
  The Wild Woman's Guide to Fundraising — Authority: 101
  Yesterday I wrote about inequality being the thing that holds nonprofits back. how we need better wages for every not for profit worker. And I just found out that The Atlantic agrees that inequality causes a host of issues, including bad education for our children, and that we should adopt the Finnish model of ...
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• Germans try to rescue the negotiations with Greek private sector bondholders

  
  The Big Picture — Authority: 695
  China’s forex reserves declined for the 1st time in more than 10 years. Forex reserves as at 31st December fell to US$3.18tr, from US$3.2tr on 30th September. Further declines are likely. The PBoC warned of the likelihood of large capital withdrawals this year. Previous speculative inflows are likely to become ...
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• PEW Research Center study finds growing conflict between rich and poor in the United States

  
  Connecticut Politics — Authority: 85
  A recently published PEW Research Study found a growing conflict between the rich and the poor in the United States.  66% of those surveyed perceive a disturbing economic inequity between the rich and the poor, and feel that it has gotten only worse over the past two years. With the backdoor bailouts of Wall ...
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• "Imagine how different our national economic situation would now be if at the time of the Wall Street..."

  
  ViciousNeutral — Authority: 114
  “Imagine how different our national economic situation would now be if at the time of the Wall...
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• Why Germany is Making Money on Eurozone Fears

  
  The Curious Capitalist — Authority: 540
  A few months ago, it seemed Germany’s ego couldn’t get any bigger. The country’s joblessness rate had fallen to its lowest levels since German reunification in 1990, and its small Mittelstand businesses, the backbone of the German economy, were skirting the Eurozone meltdown. Now, events in the bond markets are ...
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• Not All Economic News is Bad News

  
  Light from the Right — Authority: 116
  Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul   noted  on Tuesday that efforts to rein in government spending appeared to be in vain, due to an agreement reached with the White House during the recent debt ceiling negotiations. Congress would have to pass a joint resolution to oppose any extension of the debt ...
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• Externalities Abound (Risk Complexity, too)

  
  The Big Picture — Authority: 695
  This morning, I want to address the issue of externalities , and managing risk in an era of ever-increasing complexities. Equity investors deal with a variety of risks: Earnings, Business Cycles, Execution, and Valuation. These are the traditional risks that are, for want of a better word, ordinary . Whether you ...
  3 weeks ago

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