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Mauldin: Thinking the Unthinkable

This is the second of a two-part economic forecast by John Mauldin published on 8 Jan and 15 Jan 2011. In this issue: The Fed Adds a Third Mandate A Rational Voice in Dallas Thinking the Unthinkable The Threat of the…

And Then There Were Seventeen…

By Edward Hugh “If you know your Thucydides and the Melian dialogue you know that small countries rely most on everyone following the rules. That’s why we follow the rules. If there are no rules, then the big will do what they want,”…

Some Thoughts On The Debt Dynamics In Europe

By Win Thin In its Fiscal Monitor published in November, the IMF makes a crucial point about growth rates and debt dynamics. It points out that the larger the differential for any country between real interest rates (borrowing costs) and…

Cautiously Optimistic Into 2011

It's high time I laid my cards on the table about 2011. I have hinted around my view in previous posts, promising to spell it out in detail. So, here it is: I am cautiously optimistic on the US and global economy for 2011. Let me explain…

Euro Zone Contagion Remains In Force

By Win Thin Even though Greece, Portugal, and Ireland bonds are trading firm today, don’t be fooled into thinking markets are getting more constructive.  ECB has reportedly been actively buying today, and so bond spreads are not…

Byron Wien’s Ten Surprises for 2011

I have just finished reviewing Byron Wien's Ten Surprises for 2010. Now, I present you Byron Wien's Ten Surprises for 2011. He is bullish again. Enjoy.   -Byron R. Wien, Vice Chairman, Blackstone Advisory Partners, today issued his…

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