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Planning for a 2008 Recession
The media talks about individuals defaulting on subprime and Alt-A (e.g. liar loans) loans, but this is clearly a freezing of the overall credit market. There has not been a new CLO created since May … more →
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China Called "The Biggest Risk to the World Economy" But History Shows that War Can Always Straighten This Sort of Situation Out (Update 1X: China Missile = "No-Go Zone" for U.S.?)
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insightanalytical wrote 2 weeks ago: ~~By InsightAnalytical-GRL We’ve be writing later about the strength of China, but lately ther … more →
A Canadian Says "Short Canada"
freemarketman wrote 3 weeks ago: A Canadian Says “Short Canada” by Michael Shedlock Although I have mentioned the enormou … more →
20 questions for the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission
santiagochaher wrote 2 months ago: by Keith Hennessey, for KeithHennessey.com, September 17, 2009. Here are twenty questions I hope we … more →
It's the Lower 80, Stupid
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E.L. Beck wrote 2 months ago: In 2004 I wrote a paper (unpublished) on Japan’s “lost decade” and its origins. In … more →
It's the Lower 80, Stupid
E.L. Beck wrote 2 months ago: In 2004 I wrote a paper (unpublished) on Japan’s “lost decade” and its origins. In … more →
A kids' game - feeding the credit bubble
Luis Simoes Pereira wrote 3 months ago: US banks stand to collect a record $38.5bn in fees for customer overdrafts this year, with the bulk … more →
The Great Tug of War: Deflation or Inflation - What's ahead and the effects on our society
arborinvestmentplanner wrote 4 months ago: By Ken Faulkenberry The great economic debate of today is whether wages and prices are going to incr … more →
Symbiotic twin killings
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Ranjit wrote 5 months ago: What caused the crisis? It seems like most of the plausible answers I’ve heard come down to o … more →
Treasury Prepares for a "Leg Down" on the Dollar and New Quantitative Easing
tristar3research wrote 6 months ago: Ah, yes, the global reserve currency…. the SDR! Special Drawing Right- a wiki history. Nigel M … more →
American Dreams Are Relative Things
Kristy Blackmon Martinez wrote 7 months ago: What is “The American Dream”? Where did the notion come from? Is it to own our own hom … more →
The Goldilocks Economy - The economy’s porridge was too hot, its chair too big, and bed too hard
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engageusnow wrote 8 months ago: Prior to 2008, the post 2001 economy was characterized as the “goldilocks economy” because it was th … more →
"Sir" James Crosby EXPOSED: the real reason Crosby fled 'the scene of the crime"
onevoiceactiongroup wrote 8 months ago: www.one-voice-action-group.com Email: discoveries@btinternet.com Fax: 44(0)1202 532722 ONE VOICE New … more →
A Look at the Causes of the Credit Crisis
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inkslwc wrote 8 months ago: Recently, there’s been a lot of talk about the American credit system. Personally, I think Am … more →
RealtyTrac: February Foreclosures hit Nationwide High
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pvgroup wrote 8 months ago: The monthly housing market assessment from Irvine, Calif.-based RealtyTrac, which compiles and sells … more →
very important links
mamamorgana wrote 8 months ago: Albert A. Bartlett on the significance of the exponential function http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F- … more →
Kevin Rudd's Essay-The Global Financial Crisis
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aarwen wrote 8 months ago: If you would like to read Kevin Rudd’s recent essay that he wrote for “The Monthly … more →
The Great Contraction
Daniel wrote 8 months ago: When the housing bubble began to burst more than a year ago, it was only the first of many bubbles. … more →
"The Greatest Non Sequitur Ever Foisted Upon the American People"
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herecomesthemeatwagon wrote 8 months ago: Outstanding opinion article by Charles Krauthammer. This crisis was not caused by health care, ener … more →
Being Economical With The Truth
councillorjackbrody wrote 9 months ago: Hello constituents. Times are hard, especially for our beloved bankers. Leading banking directors ha … more →
