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The Moody’s Corporation (NYSE:MCO) downgrade.
Downgrades by rating agencies are a symptom
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"I had been hopeful in the last few months that after we did an additional £125bn [of QE] that was getting close to enough. Now I'm debating whether I was premature to think that," he said yesterday .
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Today top trends forecaster Gerald Celente discussed gold at length, as well as other important trends with King World News. Celente is the founder of Trends Research, and the man many consider to be the top trends forecaster in the world. Celente also discussed the difference between the current cycle and the 1970s. Here is what Celente had to say: “A lot of people are saying that, ‘The Gold bubble has burst,’ and I’m not one that believes that. I’m a trends forecaster and my forecast is gold will continue to rise. It may go down short-term, but long-term I’m bullish. And I don’t speculate in gold, I buy gold.”Given the insane hype surrounding the Facebook IPO, it should really have come as no surprise to anyone that it’s being perceived as a massive flop. (A search at the NY Times website turns up no articles about Cisco Systems 1990 Initial Public Offering (Feb 16, 1990 at a split-adjusted price of $0.06); it does turn up a story that references Cisco’s Restaurant, Bakery and Bar in Austin, TX). In fact, it
When Mike asked me to write a post about my favorite Techdirt posts of the past week, I was honored. Techdirt is one of the main blogs I read everyday to
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Why Foxes Are Better Forecasters Than Hedgehogs from The Long Now Foundation on FORA.tv
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From his perspective as a pyschology researcher, Philip Tetlock watched political advisors on the left and the right make bizarre rationalizations about their wrong predictions at the time of the rise of Gorbachev in the 1980s and the eventual
Dr. Frankenstein’s Europe
By John Mauldin
May 19, 2012
There Is No Easy Grexit
A Rational Bank Run
Greek Fatigue
The Alligator of Bank Runs
Who Gets the Old Maid?
Atlanta, New York, Philadelphia, Italy, and Singapore
“Had I right, for my own benefit, to inflict this curse upon everlasting generations? I had before been moved by the
At issue are two bills backed by California Atty. Gen. Kamala Harris to set new rules for the foreclosure process. The bills ran into stiff opposition from lenders, so the top Democrats in the Assembly and state Senate moved them to a conference committee in the hope of working out a compromise that could keep them on track.
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