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There Had to Be a Short How Should Our Institutions Invest? The Future Of Public Debt The Future Public Debt Trajectory Debt Projections Montreal, New York, Connecticut, and Italy Everyone and their brother intuitively knows that the current government fiscal deficits in the developed world are unsustainable...
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It's Time for Reform We Can Believe In The Fed Must Be Independent Credit Default Swaps Threaten the System Too Big To Fail Must Go And This Thing About Leverage What Happens If We Do Nothing? New York, Media, and La Jolla Casey Stengel, manager of the hapless 1962 New York Mets, once famously asked...
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.........But First, A Word From Our Sponsor.......... Countries poised to benefit from rising commodity prices: combined into one CD That's the Global Power Shift Index CD from EverBank®. In one CD, get the currencies of 4 countries rich in natural resources-and whose economies may benefit from...
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IN THIS ISSUE: Commentary by Kevin Hassett What if All Bush Tax Cuts Lapse? Soak the Rich? Capital Gains and Dividends Tax Rates to Rise When More Equals Less Targeting the Middle Class What's a "Fair Share?" Introduction Unless something changes, Americans may be facing the largest tax...
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IN THIS ISSUE: An Important Article from Accuracy in Media Dick Morris on the Health Care Bill Conclusions – Let it Die Introduction While I haven't written much about it, I have spent a lot of time monitoring the ongoing health care debate. I have followed the various bills through committees...
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Thoughts on the Statistical Recovery Lies, Damn Lies, and Government Statistics The Problem of Seasonal Adjustments The Job Creation Engine A Double-Dip Recession? Dad Gets a Lively Lesson We are clearly starting to get some better data points here and there. But as I pointed out this summer, it is going...
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The hottest headline this week is President Obama's war in Afghanistan. After his speech Tuesday night, critics, pundits and beltway know-it-alls have been giving their two cents across the airways, printing presses and online. On issues such as this, I eliminate the noise and go straight to my favorite...
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I have been writing about sovereign debt risk for some time. Japan, Spain, Italy and Portugal are all facing serious fiscal deficits and funding problems within a few years. But Greece may be the first country to hit the wall. In today's Outside the Box, we look at a short column by Ambrose Evans...
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The closed-door meeting is a prime indicator of unpredictability. It's one of the most difficult elements for even the most savvy investors to encounter and plan for - or against. Usually we know the preemptive measures we need to take in order to protect our assets, and even make a few dollars in...
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IN THIS ISSUE: West Discovers Secret Nuclear Facility in Iran Iran Much Closer to Nukes than Previously Thought Russian Scientists Said to be Helping Iran Build Nukes Introduction Several very disturbing geopolitical revelations over the last two weeks regarding Iran and its possible nuclear weapons...
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An Uncomfortable Choice What Were We Thinking? Frugality is the New Normal And Then We Face the Real Problem The Teenagers Are in Control Choose Wisely Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, New Orleans, Detroit, and More We have arrived at this particular economic moment in time by the choices we have made, which...
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This week I am really delighted to be able to give you a condensed version of Gary Shilling's latest INSIGHT newsletter for your Outside the Box. Each month I really look forward to getting Gary's latest thoughts on the economy and investing. Last year in his forecast issue he suggested 13 investment...
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THE BIG PICTURE The key thought: History shows the economy can be bad and the stock market good! Understanding that one idea is key to making a logical decision about the stock market here. I tried to get this across at Elizabeth ’s 9 th birthday party to the family Saturday. The stock market is...
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The Great Reflation Experiment The Debt Super Cycle Some Background on US Inflation Implications for Investors A Beach, New York, and Maine The question we have been focused on for some time now is whether we end up with inflation, or deflation, and what that endgame looks like. It is one of the most...
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(Interviewed by Louis James, International Speculator ) L: Doug, you wrote in an email that you've been shaking your head over the latest antics of Supreme Court nomination and appointment. Care to tell us why? Doug: Well, the whole thing is a pointless circus. The whole uproar over the "wise...