Who broke my internets? Today I was trying to tweet a url and got an error message from twitter (pic related) saying they were overloaded. This is only a day ... Continue reading
Fixing symptoms is not a solution This is an interesting conversation that appeared on Bloomberg with Jim Bianco. He makes the interesting point that there are really tw... Continue reading
It’s gonna hurt…. because it has to. I have found something that nobody disagrees upon, which is the need to save the economy, but that's where the agreement ends, because ... Continue reading
Government Bond Bubble forming We have spoken before on this blog about the likelihood of a treasury/govt. bond bubble forming. The indicators were out last year when... Continue reading
High tax, and ‘super tax’ will collapse the tax base I have said that taxing certain sectors of society more will actually decrease, the most recent and public evidence of this was U2 movi... Continue reading
Banks ARE lending, just not freely or irresponsibly I have read several articles in this week in our national papers and in them the authors said 'banks are not lending' and in one it wa... Continue reading
Want to play a part in recovery? Buy our bonds… I can't really describe the trepidation of Tuesday, you see, so much hinged on Wednesday that I actually lost sleep over it. What was o... Continue reading
Global Reckoning includes Asia, Tom Keene of Bloomberg Comments Tom Keene, editor at large in Bloomberg has given an interesting interview, talking about Japan and how they are witnessing a sea of ch... Continue reading
House prices in the near term: Robert Schiller Economist Robert Schiller of 'Case Schiller' report fame says that he believes the housing market will fall further, confidence is ever... Continue reading
Why wasting the talent of 400,000 people is a mistake With unemployment expected to reach 400,000 it tells you one thing instantly: among the group you will have a cross sector encompassing... Continue reading