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Daily Commentary: On The Global Growth Slowdown
This daily commentary is a bronze level post. Today, my comments go to warning signs in the economic data about the global economy slowing down. Lots of links on this topic as well.
Daily Commentary: Net Capital Rules and the Credit Crisis
This daily commentary is a bronze-level post for Pro subscribers. Two articles worth reading on the 2004 change in net capital rules for investment banks are highlighted in today's links.
Daily Commentary: Highest US March Gas Prices on Record
This daily commentary is a bronze level members-only post. I wonder how the oil issue is going to play out in this particular election since everyone seems to be talking about how high the price of gasoline/petrol is. In the US, we are…
Daily Commentary: On Financial Repression
This daily commentary is a bronze level post. Today's comment is on financial repression and an FT article by Tony Jackson.
Daily commentary: Will Ireland get a bank debt writedown?
This daily commentary is a bronze-level post. Today's comment is on the Irish desire to get their tracker mortgage obligations written down.
I am not bullish but I am not bearish either
Happy Friday. Here's a quick gold-level note note on what I think is going on in the markets and the economy right now that I am making freely available. Turning to the paradigm I set out in 2009, the following points frame the secular…
Daily Commentary: On Goldman Sachs
This daily commentary is a bronze-level post for members only. Everyone is talking about Goldman. Here are my thoughts.
Daily Commentary: The macro surprise index is mean-reverting
This daily commentary is a bronze-level post. Barclays Capital has a US Macro Data Surprise Index and it was at all time highs in February. It has since dipped.
Daily commentary: Does the US recovery have legs?
This daily commentary is a bronze-level post. A lot of the data coming through in recent weeks shows the US recovery will continue for a bit. I caught two or three data points in the links today about this so I wanted to flag it for the…
What were big-time pundits saying just as stocks were bottoming in March 2009?
Faber, Buffett and Grantham were bullish as stocks reached their financial crisis nadir