Here are a couple of reasons why Keynesian economists are truly a menace in today’s bubble ridden and debt-impaled world. It seems that both Harvard’s Kenneth Rogoff and Princeton’s Paul Krugman are on the global advice circuit, peddling what amounts to sheer snake
November 28, 2014
From Liz Alderman in the NY Times today: Germany and France Aim to Avert a ‘Lost Decade’ The economy ministers of France and Germany called on Thursday for urgent overhauls and a series of investments in both countries to help prevent them and
Americans are going to spend more than 600 billion dollars this Christmas season, and on Friday we got to see our fellow citizens fight each other like rabid animals over foreign-made flat screen televisions and Barbie dolls. As disgusting as this behavior
As we move into December, now is the time to prime your portfolio for the coming year. Some stocks may have performed well for you in 2014, but 2015 is showing signs of above average volatility. Here are 3 stocks
Analysts are still trying to figure out what gold will do next. It does not seem like the precious metal can get a break, and the long-awaited recovery has still not shown its face. Uncertainty has increased, as a consequence,
Retailers need to be ‘hawk-eyed’ this holiday season to make the most of it. They need to grab every opportunity as and when they come, and try all means to drive in cautious, budget-constrained consumers to the shop as the
This CNBC article starts off with the usual pablum about interest rates and how the Fed may decide to hold off beyond next spring given the lack of inflation expectations and effects in the economy. It’s brain melting mainstream media Pap 101.
Greater Manchester Police said two arrests were made and injuries reported as police closed some stores to prevent more severe problems. One woman was injured by a falling television set. The force tweeted “Keep calm, people!” at one point. There
“He is the Napoleon of crime, Watson. He is the organizer of half that is evil and nearly all that is undetected in this great city. Arthur Conan Doyle, The Final Problem Gold and silver got mugged in very quiet trading
It is no secret that one of the primary drivers of relentless S&P 500 levitation over the past two years, ever since the start of Japan’s mammoth QE, has been the use of the Yen as the carry currency of
