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09
Nov
2009
Cement Prices Warn of Overcapacity and Deflation

3 hours ago by Stagflationary Mark

You would think that an unsustainable global construction boom would have pushed cement prices near the top of their historical trading range heading into the bust. What could be more obvious? That was not the case though. Yet another "sure thing" investment crashed and burned. Go figure. I suspecte ...

Illusion of Prosperity - illusionofprosperity.blogspot.com · Rank: 84,545 · 14 references

08
Nov
2009
Are we going too far?

13 hours ago by progressive-economy@tasc

Last week, on PE, guest blogger Michael Burke, in a post entitled Why is the Rest of the World out of Step with Ireland?, made the case for a reflationary approach to Ireland's current economic woes. This weekend, over on Irish Economy, John McHale asks Is Ireland that Different? - is our fiscal pol ...

progressive-economy@tasc - progressive-economy.ie · Rank: 20,073 · 26 references

Why inflation leads to concentration of profits in the finance sector

23 hours ago by guidoamm

Democracy is the rule by the will of the majority. One of the characteristics of democracies is the decentralization of power so that the power of each entity can be checked and scrutinized by other entities thus no one entity can act unilaterally and independently. The monetary system however, fall ...

Guido's temple of the absurd - guidoromero.wordpress.com · Rank: 114,831 · 1 reference

Derivatives players pocketing the chips?

23 hours ago by Sackerson

"... total money and credit are contracting, [...] the world of derivatives and leverage is contracting despite our government’s best efforts to flood the system with money."

Bearwatch - theylaughedatnoah.blogspot.com · Rank: 70,224 · 33 references

Has it really escaped you that…

1 day ago by guidoamm

Without counting corporate debt, - in 1980 we needed $2 Trillion of debt to produce GDP worth $6 Trillion - in 2008 we needed $13 Trillion of debt to produce GDP worth $6 Trillion It is unclear to me why or how anyone would think this trajectory is sustainable. If a similar arrangement is not sustai ...

Guido's temple of the absurd - guidoromero.wordpress.com · Rank: 114,831 · 1 reference

07
Nov
2009
Deleverage: The Supply Side And The Demand Side Story

1 day ago

Deleveraging is not only driven by credit crunch (supply side of credit, or banks) but also from an effort by companies to save, pay down debt, hoard cash to improve their resilience in uncertain times. The Huffington Post has an interesting round-up: Citigroup, Bank Of America Among Companies Hoard ...

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Confessions of a Gold Bug

2 days ago by Stagflationary Mark

Gold's Last Hurrah? Gold is going to suffer a serious correction in dollar terms. Greater than the one that occurred last fall, as this positive sentiment must be wound out. Dare I call these new highs in gold "malinvestment" as I would real estate? I certainly will, though even I cringe as I type t ...

Illusion of Prosperity - illusionofprosperity.blogspot.com · Rank: 84,545 · 14 references

The Ascent of Money (aka. Deflation)

2 days ago by KWM

I was wandering through Borders (book store) tonight and stumbled upon a pile of "The Ascent of Money", Niall Ferguson's latest book, marked 50% off. Having months ago purchased and read the book, I couldn't help but feel ripped off, yet the irony of the title, juxtaposed with the discounted price, ...

Ponzi World (Over 3 ... - ponziworld.blogspot.com

06
Nov
2009
Next Week: Market Meltdown

2 days ago by Dr. Cari

The social mood configuration for next week infers a collective search for safety or an avoidance of risk taking. This has particular economic significance, as this configuration has not been seen since last February, before the big market rally that has been occurring since March. - - - Excerpt fro ...

A Down to Earth Look at ... - dr-cari.livejournal.com

Next Week: Market Meltdown

2 days ago by Dr. Cari

The social mood configuration for next week infers a collective search for safety or an avoidance of risk taking. This has particular economic significance, as this configuration has not been seen since last February, before the big market rally that has been occurring since March. - - - Excerpt fro ...

A Down to Earth Look at ... - dr-cari.blogspot.com · 1 reference

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