May 2006 - John Mauldin's Outside the Box

John Mauldin reads hundreds of articles, reports, books, newsletters, etc. and each week he brings one essay from another analyst that should stimulate your thinking. John will not agree with all the essays, and some will make us uncomfortable, but the varied subject matter will offer thoughtful analysis that will challenge our minds to think Outside The Box.

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Breaking Point in Iraq

Introduction As this letter is going out on Memorial Day, our thoughts are with our military that are stationed in harm's way around the world, and especially to those who over the years have sacrificed so that we can live in liberty. In keeping with...

Published 05-29-2006 9:46 PM by John Mauldin
Why Imbalances Matter

Introduction Two weeks ago in my "Thoughts from the Frontline" E-letter I wrote about trade imbalances. I quoted a significant portion of a speech by Anatole Kaletsky from GaveKal. It was part of a debate he had with Stephen Roach. Last week's...

Published 05-22-2006 9:46 PM by John Mauldin
Commodity Bubble and The Dollar Spin

Introduction We are almost half way through the year and the markets are providing us with plenty of trends and issues which we must take into account. From 6 year market highs to the cooling of the housing market, from the energy bonanza to China's...

Published 05-15-2006 9:47 PM by John Mauldin
What We Missed: Japanese Liquidity Flows

Introduction About a month or so back I wrote about some of my thoughts regarding interest rates and monetary policy being affected by both velocity and the money supply (see When Will the Fed Stop? ). In my letter, I highlighted some exceptional research...

Published 05-08-2006 9:47 PM by John Mauldin
The Calm Before The Storm

Introduction "The current state of volatility is an indicator of a potentially sharp stock market decline based upon (i) the currently low level of volatility, (ii) the tendency for upward spikes to follow extreme low volatility, (iii) the relationship...

Published 05-01-2006 9:48 PM by John Mauldin

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