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Last week, Grand Private Equity’s Wesley Legrand, sent the report below to his clientele. FNArena received permission to share it with readers and subscribers.
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At the current juncture we appear to be heading for a farcical repeat of history as investors out there are being distracted away from thinking about the following two major (secular even) themes that are likely to dominate the investment landscape for…
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Wall Street is becoming more and more ridiculous by the day. One might call it a bit chicken and egg, on the basis that because there are no real investo…
In particular, many on this board find the fiat money system of modern finance an anathema to sustainable and healthy generation of wealth. Does the above adage (from 1 Timothy 6:10) relate to this dastardly global circumstance, in your opinion?
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Sunday, September 26, 2010
Bernanke and QE2
by CalculatedRisk on 9/26/2010 06:15:00 PM
On August 27th, Fed Chairman Bernanke gave a speech at the Jackson Hole symposium that might be worth reviewing. Note: I posted an analysis of the speech in August…
The Fed went crazy buying Treasuries last week adding $11 billion to its portfolio as it attempted to catch up with the MBS paydowns that were shrinking its balance sheet and extinguishing cash in the financial system. That buying was complemented by a…
September 24, 2010
Recessions and Recoveries Are Not All the Same
By FLOYD NORRIS
In the old days — before 1990 — American recessions tended to be fairly sharp. But the recoveries, when they came, were also rapid. Laid-off workers were recalled an…
September 25, 2010
What the Rich Don’t Need
By RICHARD H. THALER
WANT to give affluent households a present worth $700 billion over the next decade? In a period of high unemployment and fiscal austerity, this idea may seem laughable. Amazingly, thou…
Time Is Money
Kevin Van Aelst for The New York Times
By VIRGINIA HEFFERNAN
What a relief it has been to relinquish the modernist obsession with clockwork — the 9-to-5 workday, the TV grid, the wristwaith second hands, the regimented lives measured…
