Most Popular Financial Markets Analysis of the Week - 16
News_Letter / Financial Markets 2009 Mar 08, 2009 - 09:39 AM GMTBy: NewsLetter
February 28th , 2009 Issue #16 Vol. 3
Most Popular Financial Markets Analysis of the Week
By: Martin Weiss The nation's largest banks are so close to collapse and the world economy is coming unglued so rapidly, a major Wall Street meltdown is now imminent. Specifically, it's now increasingly likely that virtually all of our forecasts of recent months could come to pass in a very short period of time, including …
By: Glen Ford "You can't put people to work in American factories that don't exist."
By: John_Mauldin This week's letter is likely to lose me a few friends, though. I am going to start a series on money management, portfolio construction, and money managers. It will be back to the basics for both new and long-time readers. I am not sure how long it will take (in terms of weeks), but it is likely to make a few people upset and provoke some strong disagreements. Let's just say this is not stocks for the long run.
By: Nadeem_Walayat This analysis presents the current status of Britain's path towards bankruptcy which I first pointed out in April 2008 which followed the Bank of England's initial offering of a £50 billion slush fund to the banks that would never be repaid and marked the tip of the bank bailout ice-berg.
By: Jack Crooks When others were fawning over the European Union and its committee creation of the euro, Milton Friedman made this prescient and brilliant comment: “It seems to me that Europe, especially with the addition of more countries, is becoming ever-more susceptible to any asymmetric shock. Sooner or later, when the global economy hits a real bump, Europe's internal contradictions will tear it apart.”
By: Nadeem_Walayat This analysis seeks to update the forecast of 20th January 2009 for the Dow Jones stocks index in the light of subsequent volatile price action.
By: Eric_deCarbonnel 1) GLD does not allow redemptions of its gold bullion GLD failure to allow redemptions in gold is suspicious. In fact, only two gold ETFs worldwide allow redemptions in gold, and both of them are located in Switzerland: Gold ETF from Zurich Kantonalbank (ZKB) and Julius Baer (JBGOUA).
By: Dr. Abbas Bakhtiar Dr. Abbas Bakhtiar writes: It is said that today is pregnant with tomorrow. What and how we have done things in the past has shaped out today and what and how we do things today determine the shape of our future. To see into the future of our economies, with some small degree of certainty, we have to pay attention to what is happening around us and what we do.
By: Oxbury_Research We've been stressing the point ad nauseum for roughly a month now that what's necessary to get markets in gear and put the money back to work is theater, financial theater, and it appears we're about to get it. Today. Finally.
By: Eric_Chevrette After Black Tuesday did effectively materialize on February 17 with substantial losses in the US banking sector , we're going to review the various technical factors now pointing towards a further free fall for global stocks.
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