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Category Archives: Geopolitical
Don’t Cry for Argentina’s Crisitina
Listen to the report carefully. Did they say President Cristina Fernandez is benefiting from the world’s fastest growing economy? They almost nail it. Argentina is expected to grow around 8 percent in 2011 according to the IMF after last year’s … Continue reading
Europe’s Undercapitalized Banks
We’ve posted several pieces recently about Europe’s over banked and undercapitalized financial system. The markets have pounded European bank equities this year and forced the eurozone political leaders to cobble together a bank recapitalization plan, which we all wait for … Continue reading
Occupy Harvard, Columbia, & Berkeley
Here’s a piece we posted last November which has relevance to those who are camped out in lower Manhattan and their Occupy Wall Street offshoots around the country and world. We’ve changed the source of the video as the old … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Geopolitical, Housing, Politics
Tagged Corruption in Academic, Economists, Inside Job, Occupy Wall Street
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Occupy Wall Street: End the Fed?
Wow! Take a listen to this. President Kennedy had trouble understanding monetary policy and most economists are in the same boat. We wonder how many in the OWS crowd can. Long moats in Greenwich. (click here if video … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Demographics, General Interest, Geopolitical, Policy, Politics
Tagged End the Fed, Occupy Wall Street
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Spiegel: Obama “like a doctor caught prescribing performance-enhancing drugs”
Go no further than the Der Spiegel piece, Why Europe Is Right and Obama Is Wrong, to understand the fundamental differences between American and German thinking on fiscal and monetary stimulus. Michael Sauga, the author, writes, American economists, central bankers and fiscal … Continue reading
Nobel Peace Prize for Egypt’s “Google Ghandi”?
The Peace Research Institute Oslo predicts many of the cyber activists in the youth movements which led revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt earlier this year are candidates to win the Nobel Peace Price. The winner will be announced this Friday. … Continue reading
Posted in Demographics, Geopolitical
Tagged Google Ghandi, Nobel Peace Prize, Nobel Prize, Occupy Wall Street, Wael Ghonim
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Gorbachev on the End of the Soviet Union – Der Spiegel
Great interview by Der Spiegel with Mikhail Sergeyevich on the final days of the Soviet Union. Click here for full interview. Here are a few nuggets: SPIEGEL: Perhaps you could fill us in on a detail from the decisive … Continue reading
Posted in BRICs, General Interest, Geopolitical, Politics
Tagged Der Spiegel, Gorbachev
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The Clash of Generations
Thomas Friedman is “connecting the dots” in his New York Times column piece over the weekend, The Clash of Generations. The Global Macro Monitor posted a similar piece, Connecting the Dots: The Coming War Between Generations, back in March. During … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Bonds, Demographics, Egypt, Fiscal Policy, Geopolitical
Tagged Clash of Generations, Generatonal War, Thomas Friedman
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Quote of the Day: Siemens’ McSwan Watch
Siemens AG (SIE), Europe’s largest engineering company, reported decent numbers this morning, including strong growth from the emerging markets. But listen to CEO, Peter Loescher, on the conference call this morning. He is vigilantly monitoring the many macro swans, including … Continue reading
A Credible & Comprehensive Plan for Europe’s Debt Crisis
The following is the Executive Summary of a longer article that offers up a credible and comprehensive plan for the European Debt Crisis, which deals with the periphery debt overhang and weak balance sheets of Europe’s commercial banks. It has … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Bonds, Currency, Euro, Geopolitical, PIIGS, Sovereign Debt, Sovereign Risk
Tagged Brady Plan, European Sovereign Debt Crisis, Greece, Ireland, Portugal
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