Theft! Were the US & UK central banks complicit in robbing the middle classes?
by Albert Edwards, Societe Generale
Mr Bernanke’s in-house Fed economists have found that the Fed wasn’t responsible for the boom which subsequently turned into the biggest bust since the 1930s. Are those the same Fed staffers whose research led Mr Bernanke to assert [...]
What some call “stubbornness” I like to call “consistency”. People know where I stand, and while I can never guarantee that my timing will be perfect, I do enough homework that I always back up my views with facts.
good old
David Rosenberg
Special Report TripleC 092509
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Ai note: our beloved media and their visionary forecast. Hope people understand that these people fail in their forecast once a week.
written by Jesse’s Café Américain
The message on Bloomberg Television this morning is loud and clear: “Don’t ask why, just buy.”
The chief message carrier was a Mr. Brian Belski of Oppenheimer, who suggested that trying [...]
Do things return to normal? Or has a major adjustment taken place? And in the case of the latter, are we in for a sustainably lower standard of living, sustainably lower asset prices and sustainably lower levels of certainty?
Money and Markets, written by Brian Rich:
Many in the optimistic camp believe “recovery” is a return to [...]