
Paris, FranceOh la la... that was fast! We’ve had headaches that lasted longer...One day the world is convinced that the central bankers and financial meddlers of Europe have the secret to success. The next day, they change their minds. Turns out, the euro feds ...
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You are on page 1 of 48Paris, FranceEurope has lost its head!First, the weather is completely out-of-sync with the calendar. Perhaps it’s because the volcano in Iceland... The dust is blotting out the sun. There’s no sun here today. Instead, the sky is pale grey. And it’s raining. The ...
Paris, FranceThe Dow lost another 139 points on Friday. Now the stock market is in a downtrend. Is it THE downtrend? Or just another random move, of no particular importance?Hard to say.We began questioning our faith last week. Why do we think there’s a bear ...
Whammo!Is our ‘Crash Alert’ flag still flying? It is? Great.The Dow got whacked hard yesterday. It was down a few hundred points. And then, somehow, the computer programmes triggered the sell signal from hell. It lost another 500 points in just a few minutes.Then, ...
The Dow fell 59 points yesterday.It looks to us as though the stock market is finally rolling over... it’s finally putting in a big top after a long, long bounce.But it could be just another temporary setback. We won’t know for a while. In the meantime, readers ...
Baltimore, MarylandThe present volatility will be resolved by a decisive move to the downside.Yesterday, the Dow moved 225 points into negative territory. Was that decisive? No. Not in itself. But it looks like the top is in. If so, stocks should be going down... ...
Baltimore, MarylandNewsflash: “Consumer spending rose in March by the largest amount in five months but the gains were financed out of savings, which fell to the lowest level in 18 months. A slight rise in incomes added to concerns that the recovery could weaken ...
Fabulous Fab Finance. Read more about it below...The idea is to push slimy packages of derivative debt onto people who don’t know what they’re doing. Serving lumps to chumps, in other words. Like a high-school cafeteria.Sometimes the victims are German banks. ...
Baltimore, MarylandPoor Fabulous Fab.The young Frenchman went to all the right schools in Paris. He must have been good at maths because he got into Stanford. And then, it was onward and upward... He landed a job at Goldman. He was making millions. His girlfriend ...
Baltimore, Maryland“Panel will tackle national debt,” says a headline in this week’s Washington Post.Would anyone like to bet?Who writes these headlines? What are they thinking? Are they thinking at all?
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