
Themes: Feds stimulus, Unemployment, Depression London, England Friday, 3 July 2009 Big news yesterday: “Jobs report dashes hopes on recovery,” says the International Herald Tribune this morning. Oh? Yes, dear reader... once again, we’re right and they’re ...
Inflation
You are on page 1 of 6Dear Reader, This isn’t very contrarian advice. I’m recommending that you pile into a market that is already up 17% in the last three months. But for good reason. You see, there is an opportunity in corporate bonds that is not going away any time soon. Despite its ...
Themes: Government spending, consumer price levels London, England Monday, 29 June 2009 Not much action in the markets on Friday. The Dow was off 34 points. Oil slipped to $69. Bonds rose a bit. Gold and the dollar remained pretty much where they were. The ...
Themes: Hyper inflation, Paris. Scarcely a block from our office in Paris is a monetary phenomenon that has escaped the financial press. In one of the highest-cost economies in the world, you can buy a woman’s shirt for 2 euros. A dress? Four euros. A man’s ...
Themes: Defensive shares, Inflation, Bear market rally, After seven range-bound weeks of the FTSE 100 wobbling up and down from 4300 to 4500 and back again, the market has finally rediscovered its direction. As I expected, it’s fallen from its highs and is ...
London, England Thursday, 18 June 2009 Summer begins in 3 days. We can hardly wait. We predict it will be a killer. Several interesting things are likely to happen this summer.
Unemployment rates will go up.
Rising joblessness will increase rates of defaults, ...
London, England Tuesday, 16 June 2009 Yesterday, the Dow fell 187 points. Oil slipped to $70. The dollar rose to $1.37. And gold lost another $12 – to $928. The rally may run through the summer; it may not. Asked about the rally on Wall Street, Barron’s latest ...
London, England Wednesday, 10 June 2009 What a great time to be an economist! Yesterday was another dull day in the markets. The Dow was steady. Oil rose a buck. Gold went up $3. But there’s nothing dull about the economic news. Already, we’ve been able to see ...
Forget about the precarious nature of the stock market for a moment. Forget about where your next great investment idea is coming from. There’s an even more important consideration for you… and it involves damage limitation. There’s a major threat looming on the ...
The big question right now is this, "inflation or deflation?" Either we’ll see a 1970s-style monetary expansion causing huge inflation or we’ll see a Japanese style zombie-bank-driven deflationary spell. What leads The Right Side to believe inflation will be the ...
Inflation
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