I Love the Smell of Napalm in the Market
byThat usually perceptive and always interesting observer of the financial Zeitgeist, Bloomberg’s estimable Mark Gilbert, has just penned an article entitled: “Milton Friedman’s ‘Helicopter…
That usually perceptive and always interesting observer of the financial Zeitgeist, Bloomberg’s estimable Mark Gilbert, has just penned an article entitled: “Milton Friedman’s ‘Helicopter…
The following, by Max Rangeley and Steve Baker MP, was published by Moneyweek’s Fleet Street Newsletter http://www.fleetstreetletter.co.uk/. Over the previous half century, economic central…
Please bear with a brief quote from a favorite author of mine. I promise it relates to gold. Having fought in World War I,…
Correlation does not necessarily imply causation. In other words, just because two sets of data may follow a similar pattern, it does not mean…
Last week, the ECB extended its monetary madness, pushing deposit rates yet more negative. It is extending quantitative easing from sovereign debt into non-financial…
Not only is he a man who does not seem to understand how banks actually, not only is he dominated with the idée fixé…
For the past four years, bond traders have quickly turned their focus after Federal Reserve meetings to something called the dot plot (seen as…
Simple but not easy – The title of Richard Oldfield’s book about value investing. It has a young, highly educated population. 60% of its…
Back in January, ECB President Mario Draghi doubled down on his earlier commitment to do “whatever it takes” to prop up the European economy with…
Once upon a time businesses borrowed long term money—-if they borrowed at all—-in order to fund plant, equipment and other long-lived productive assets. That…
