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Part Deux - Shorting The Federal Reserve
After numerous financial crises caused by the debasement of currencies have modern day economists and central bankers finally figured out how to print money with no consequences?
Shorting The Federal Reserve
Owning gold is in effect not only a short on the dollar and on the credibility of the Federal Reserve, but most importantly a one of a kind asset that protects wealth.
The Echoing Conundrum
While current Fed monetary policy is clearly unsustainable, the Fed runs the risk of severely damaging asset markets with any deviations from such policy.
A Different Perspective On Market Valuations
The CAPE 10 ratio and many other valuation techniques are at extreme levels rarely seen in history. The combination of a normalizing CAPE 10 and a concurrent decrease in earnings would be problematic for share prices.
1997 Asian Currency Crisis Redux Second Verse, Same As The First, A Little Bit Louder And A Little Bit Worse
China surprised the financial markets with it largest daily currency depreciation in over 20 years. This action may mark the beginning of a new trend. Investors need to understand the vast ramifications of their actions on asset classes world wide.
Shorting The Buyback Contradiction
Revisiting stock buybacks: This time we take an analytical angle to show the how distortions caused by buybacks are creating a significant opportunity for those willing to embrace the “realm of reality”.
Muni Closed End Funds - Finding Value In The Ninth Inning Of The Great Bond Rally
With stock valuations at or near records and bond yields near historical lows, value is hard to come by. Here's the case for municipal-backed closed-end bond funds - eight in particular.
The Simple Math Behind Greece’s Complicated Situation
To best understand the uphill battle Greece and the ECB have, one must understand the interaction of debt and GDP. We examine the math behind Greece’s debt and the near impossibility of emerging from the debt without a default of some sort.
Innovation - Too Much, Or Too Little Of A Good Thing?
Innovations do little to generate sustainable economic growth. Sustainable economic growth is dependent upon productivity.
Corporate Buybacks; Connecting Dots To The F-Word
A different take on stock buybacks that will make you re-think the bullish case being made by the media.
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