Economics Archive
Why This Bull Market Could Be On Its Last Legs
September 22, 2016 · Category: Economics, Federal Reserve, Interest Rates, Macro Economics, Top Gun Financial Planning
Yesterday, the Federal Reserve decided to keep the federal funds rate at 0.25%-0.50%. Since then, markets have soared as investors celebrate the continuation of easy money. However, the Fed also fairly clearly telegraphed a rate ...
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Living On Borrowed Time
April 29, 2016 · Category: Books, Business and Investment Philosophy, Economics, Facebook, Federal Reserve, Fundamental Analysis, Gold, History, Interest Rates, Macro Economics, Stocks, Top Gun Financial Planning, Warren Buffett
NOTE: Every week or two I wrote a Client Note for my clients. I post most but not all of the notes to my blog but with a time delay usually between 1 day and ...
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Keeping It Simple In 2015
January 6, 2015 · Category: Currencies, Economics, Energy, Federal Reserve, Top Gun Financial Planning
NOTE: Every week or two I wrote a Client Note for my clients. I post most but not all of the notes to my blog but with a time delay usually between 1 day and ...
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Economics Professor James Galbraith: The Danger Posed By The Deficit Is “Zero”
May 13, 2010 · Category: Economics, Macro Economics
Also see "Galbraith: The Danger Posed By The Deficit Is "Zero"", Ezra Klein, The Washington Post Online, May 12
It is incredible how stupid some economics professors are. On this subject also see:
"Dumbass Ideas From Economists", ...
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Brooks: Economics Is An Art, Not A Science
March 26, 2010 · Category: Economics
Economics achieved coherence as a science by amputating most of human nature. Now economists are starting with those parts of emotional life that they can count and model (the activities that make them economists). But ...
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The Bulls Are Idiots
December 20, 2009 · Category: Economics, Macro Economics, Market Commentary, Sentiment Analysis, The Investment Advice Business
Last week, two prominent commentators came out with bullish pieces. I was anxious to read them to measure the bullish case, but in the end I was unpersuaded.
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The first piece was from Princeton Economist, and ...
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A Stab At Resolving The Inflation/Deflation Debate
There is a great debate raging between students of monetary economics. On the one hand, there are the deflationists who point to the massive deleveraging in the housing, mortgage, credit and stock markets. The fall ...
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Ken Fisher: We Need More Debt
September 21, 2009 · Category: Economics, The Investment Advice Business
Last week Ken Fisher went on TechTicker and said that the US is under-indebted and that more debt would actually be beneficial to the economy. That's because our rate of return on assets is higher ...
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SI: How Oversupply Killed The Baseball Card Industry
August 31, 2009 · Category: Business Culture and Current Events, Culture and Current Events, Economics
My sales from '88 to '92 were $10,000 to $13,000 a month, and the cost of goods was only $1,000 to $2,000 a month. Then they started putting out so much product, raising the price ...
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A Consensus Among Economists: The Recession Is Over
26 of 45 economists who responded to a WSJ survey question conducted over the last few days said the recession is already over. Another 12 believe it will end this month (August) or next. Another 6 believe ...
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