Most Popular Financial Markets Analysis of the Week
News_Letter / Financial Markets 2009 Feb 26, 2009 - 04:50 AM GMTBy: NewsLetter
February 22nd , 2009 Issue #14 Vol. 3
Financial Markets Analysis of the Week - Issue 14
Most Popular Financial Markets Analysis of the Week
By: Mike_Shedlock With all the hype from various US dollar bears about the crisis with US banks, few on this side of the Atlantic are paying any attention to happenings in Europe.
By: Nadeem_Walayat The purpose of this analysis is to map out to the trend of the UK recession for 2009 and 2010 in terms of depth, the bottom and the potential recovery. The most recently released GDP data shows that the UK economy actually did fall off of the edge of a cliff during the fourth quarter of 2008 by contracting by a shocking 1.5% GDP.
By: Mike_Whitney Eastern Europe is about to blow. If it does, it could take much of the EU with it. It's an emergency situation but there are no easy solutions. The IMF doesn't have the resources for a bailout of this size and the recession is spreading faster than relief efforts can be organized.
By: Mike_Stathis Posting When It Matters - I want to thank those of you who've patiently waited during my apparent hiatus. I certainly wasn't on vacation. I don't take vacations. As I've said in the past, I'm not one to make daily or weekly posts for the sake of marketing. Guys who spend much of their time marketing are anything but leaders in their field, unless their field happens to be marketing.
By: Eric_Chevrette After the world famous DJIA index did register at 7,850.41 on Friday, February 13, its lowest daily close as well as its weakest weekly close since “Why 2009 deleveraging stock market and commodities crash is ripe” was published 7 weeks ago on January 4, we should now do our best to gather the most accurate network of technical EWS evidence about the maturity of the bear leg at work since the beginning of the year.
By: David_Vaughn It almost seems amusing that we are still discussing the “coming” depression because of the fact that it is already arrived and settling in. Really, what this entire new “era” is all about is watching our dreams deteriorate right before our eyes.
By: Jim_Willie_CB PROLOGUE & AFTERMATH - The World Economic Forum took place in Davos Switzerland last week. The global picture enabled a nice snapshot of sentiment, fault for the crisis, blame doled out, the vacuum of leadership, the perks for blunderers in a country club setting (instead of prison), and warnings on a potential situation that could spiral out of control.
By: James_Quinn THE BURNING PLATFORM - "The US government is on a “burning platform” of unsustainable policies and practices with fiscal deficits, chronic healthcare underfunding, immigration and overseas military commitments threatening a crisis if action is not taken soon." David M. Walker
By: Dr. Raju M. Mathew Dr. Raju M. Mathew wrotes: This is the Great Depression II - The crisis that we are now facing can rightly be called The Great Depression II of 2009 . And it is several times severe than the Great Depression I of 1929. It is not mere a financial meltdown; not mere a credit crisis. It is not a recession to disappear within two years.
By: Robert_Bradshaw In medieval times, the goldsmith business developed in much of Europe (with involvement of people whom had been known earlier as money changers). By the Middle Ages, goldsmithing was an established reality. As gold was physical, heavy and bulky to store, but yet of great value, many people found that they lacked the means to store and safeguard it.
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