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Monthly Archives: February 2011
The Russia Forum 2011 – Faber and Taleb
Is Russia the Best or Worst in BRIC? The discount to which Russia trades when compared to Brazil, China, and India begs the question of whether Russia is in fact a fast growing emerging economy. Whilst the consumer and financial … Continue reading
Egypt nears military coup. US warships in Suez Canal – Debka
Debka reports, A fresh surge of popular anti-Mubarak protest ripping across Egypt Tuesday, Feb. 8 has brought the country closer to a military coup to stem the anarchy than at any time since the street caught fire on Jan. 25. … Continue reading
Real Gas Prices Approaching 1918 Peak
Yes, 1918! This is one incredible chart from the American Petroleum Institute illustrating the secular decline in real gas prices for the past century with episodes of periodic price spikes, which lasted a decade or so. So what was it … Continue reading
Posted in BRICs, Charts, China, Commodities, Crude Oil, Monetary Policy, Real Estate
Tagged China, Globak Imbalances, Real Gas Prices
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Meryl Streep to Play Maggie Thatcher in “Iron Lady”
One of the last leaders who had spine and could say no. Her advice to Bush 41, who was wavering on the first Gulf War, “Don’t go wobbly on me now George,” was classic. She was referred to sometimes as … Continue reading
Witness List for Ron Paul’s Fed Hearing
Domestic Monetary Policy and Technology Subcommittee Chairman Ron Paul announced the witnesses for the Subcommittee’s hearing to examine the impact of Federal Reserve policies on job creation and the unemployment rate. The hearing will be held on Wednesday, February 9th … Continue reading
Posted in Monetary Policy, Politics
Tagged Federal Reserve, Monetary Policy, Ron Paul
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Trichet Says Bond “Haircuts” Would Reward Short Sellers
A few week ago ECB President, Jean Claude Trichet, torched the short sellers of the Euro and he is now warning Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) that demanding “haircuts” from bondholders in Greece and Ireland would reward the short … Continue reading
Posted in Credit, Economics, Euro, Monetary Policy, PIIGS, Sovereign Debt, Sovereign Risk
Tagged Euopean Sovereign Debt Crisis, Euro, Trichet
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Germany Rising – Keine Gehäuse Bubble
The latest Economist reports the Germans are the most optimistic they have been since 2000 and business confidence is at its highest level since the Ifo institute began tracking it 20 years ago. The Economist writes, What’s Germany’s secret? … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Euro, Geopolitical, Sovereign Debt, Sovereign Risk
Tagged Exports, German Economy, Housing Bubble
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Peru’s Meltdown
A good friend from the hedge fund community and one of the best economists to have ever worked in the financial markets, and who also happens to be from Peru sent over a piece on the Andean glacier melt from … Continue reading
Posted in Clean Tech, Commodities, Economics, Food Prices, Geopolitical, Policy, Politics
Tagged Andean Glacier Melt, Himalayan Glacier Melt, Peru
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Ron Paul to Hold Feb 9th Hearing on Federal Reserve
Press Release, February 2, 2011 WASHINGTON: Domestic Monetary Policy and Technology Subcommittee Chairman Ron Paul announced today the Subcommittee will meet for a hearing to examine the impact of Federal Reserve policies on job creation and the unemployment rate. … Continue reading
Motorola’s Superbowl Smackdown of Apple
Did the Motorola Xoom commercial look a little familiar? We like competition and trying to limit it may be Apple’s Achilles’ heel. For those too old or too young to recall, here is Apple’s 1984 Superbowl commercial introducing the Mac, … Continue reading
