Joe's Investo-Blog
Where is the ECB Printing Press?
by John MauldinNovember 10, 2011 Where Can I Find €3 Trillion? When Leverage Comes Back to Haunt You The German Dilemma So How Do We Solve the Eurozone Problem? Where Is the ECB Printing Press? Europe remains the focus of … Continue reading →
Long-term Outlook for U.S. Manufacturing and Energy.
By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard The Telegraph -International Business Editor 23 Oct 2011 The American phoenix is slowly rising again. Within five years or so, the US will be well on its way to self-sufficiency in fuel and energy. Manufacturing will have … Continue reading →
Quarterly Summary to Clients
The markets have recently been quite volatile due in large part to several factors previously mentioned, the weak economy, threatened sovereign bond defaults in Europe, and severe political partisanship in US Federal financial affairs. Consequently, our accounts are down significantly … Continue reading →
Greece is Looking Better.
by William Cline – The Petersen Institute for International Economics The Sustainability of Greek Public DebtOctober 2011 “For purposes of European debt policy in the near term, the broad implication of the estimates here is that the package agreed for … Continue reading →
Protectionism beckons as leaders push world into Depression
by Ambrose Evans-PritchardOctober 3, 2011 The world savings rate has surpassed its modern-era high of 24pc. This is the killer in the global system. It is why we are at imminent risk of tipping into a second, deeper leg of … Continue reading →
Financial TV is Financial Porn
by Satyajit Das September 12, 2011 Financial TV is pornography—sleazy, intrusive, seeking to titillate, and shock. During a crisis, these programs can be compulsive. Once, pornographic scripts had a passing interest in improbable plot and implausible dialogue. In the Coen … Continue reading →
Whither the Euro and the Eurozone?
by Nouriel Roubini The current “muddle through” approach to the eurozone (EZ) crisis is not a stable disequilibrium; rather, it is an unstable disequilibrium. Either the member states move from this disequilibrium toward a broader fiscal, economic and political union … Continue reading →
Google Fiber Brings Ultra-Fast Internet To Homes Near Stanford
Aug. 16, 2011 Stanford (CBS 5) Google has changed the way people search on the internet, now it’s changing the way some people surf the web. Hundreds of lucky Bay Area residents are now accessing what is being touted as … Continue reading →