ANTI -Stimulus Protest Demonstrations; Say What? That’s a big global fear surrounding this global economic slump. History shows economic debacles like this breed unrest, anger, frustration among those losing their jobs, etc. and thus protest demonstrations. If one watches www.worldfocus.com or...
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Richard Schwartz
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03-05-2009
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Filed under: Principles of the Stock Market, Richard Schwartz, Inflation, US Economy, Socialism, Economic Data, The Fed, Historical Perspectve, Perspective, Federal Reserve, Extended Bear Markets, The Principle of History, Papa Bears, Government Intervention, The Big Picture, Economic Common Sense, Consumer Spending, History, Global Economy, Barack Obama, Capitalism, Hyperinflation, Congress, Economics, Depression, Bullish on America, Government, Change, Lifestyle, Living Standards, Big Picture View, US Government, The Forgotten Man, Arthur Schlesinger, The Cycles of America History, Stimulation
Have you done your Christmas shopping yet? Research shows that more of us are putting it off in expectations of better prices. In other words deflationary expectations! The prices I have seen while out shopping the past few weeks are simply amazing. I have to admit to have made a few purchases for some...
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John Mauldin
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12-22-2008
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Filed under: Housing, Deflation, Japan, Consumer Spending, Consumer Price Index, Global Economy, Gold, Depression, Merrill Lynch, Germany, Barack Obama, David Rosenberg, Commercial Real Estate, Employment
This week we look at a short but excellent summary of the state of the current economic crisis. I always enjoy reading David Rosenberg, the North American economist of Merrill Lynch. He has a no-nonsense style that is refreshing from most mainstream economists. The reality is that things continue to...
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John Mauldin
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12-01-2008
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Filed under: Housing, The Fed, GDP, Ben Bernadke, Consumer Spending, Recession, Consumer Confidence, Merrill Lynch, Barack Obama, Capex, FOMC, David Rosenberg
The Morning Call 10/27/08 Economics This Week’s Data Other A look at hedge funds: http://www.economist.com/finance/displayStory.cfm?source=hptextfeature&story_id=12465372 A not very positive view on consumer spending: http://calculatedrisk.blogspot.com/2008/10/fed-researchers-on-predicting...
IN THIS ISSUE: Economy Holding Up Better Than Expected Consumer Spending Remains Strong The Fed In A Policy Box Obama Acts As If He's Already The President John McCain's Electoral Mountain The Vice Presidential Sweepstakes Introduction If you talk to people on the street just about anywhere in...
POLITICAL VIEW . With CNBC making a big fuzz about the Dow selling off quickly on the news that Senator Barack Obama was the presumptive Democratic nominee for the November US presidential election, I have to comment. Actually I hate to talk politics, first ‘cause I detest politics, but secondly...
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Richard Schwartz
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06-05-2008
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Filed under: Principles of the Stock Market, Richard Schwartz, Personal Remarks, Politics, The Principle of Primary Trend, Macroeconomics, Historical Perspectve, Economic Common Sense, Consumer Spending, Fronteir Countries, John McCain, Stock Market, US Presidential Election, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Democracy, Capitalism