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The week in review at Credit Writedowns: 2010-05-14
Last Week’s Most Popular Stat of the Day: California now in top ten for highest government default probabilities in the world The ECB’s nuclear option has its limitations What caused the crash? The Euro: Beware of What You Wish For The Soft Depression in Germany and the Rise of Euro Populism Roubini: Cheap Money is
The week in review at Credit Writedowns: 2010-05-07
Last week’s most popular US GDP growth rate is unsustainable; recovery will fade What caused the crash? The market is crashing right now; Greece is Lehman 2.0 MMT: Hyperinflation in the USA The Age of The Trader Albert Edwards: Global economy to roll over in six to nine months’ time; bearish for shares What A
The week in review at Credit Writedowns: 2010-04-30
Last week’s most popular Albert Edwards: Global economy to roll over in six to nine months’ time; bearish for shares Thinking about Creditanstalt today Andy Xie: I’ll Tell You When Chinese Bubble Is About to Burst The Florida Dream: Cape Coral The Florida Nightmare: Foreclosure Contagion Turns East Merkel may force banks to take haircut
The week in review at Credit Writedowns: 2010-04-24
Last week’s most popular Bubblicious mortgage deals, Canadian version Liquidity Giveth, Liquidity Taketh – The IMF On International Capital Flows Goldman Abacus AC1 Pitchbook The politics of the Goldman fraud case Pitchforks, Vampire Squids, and Simon Johnson’s Robespierre Moment Lies, Damn Lies And Statistics In Sweden (of all places) China’s Trade Deficit: Is What You
The week in review at Credit Writedowns: 2010-04-17
Most read The origins of the next crisis Why The World Is Headed For A Balance Sheet Recession How strategic defaults are boosting consumer spending More on strategic defaults and retail sales SEC Charges Goldman Sachs With Fraud; May The Perp Walks Begin Vampire squid alert: Goldman is clearly being singled out Goldman Abacus AC1
The week in review at Credit Writedowns: 2010-04-11
New Economic Thinking The Central Bank as “Deal of the Last Resort”? Koo, White, Soros and Akerloff videos from inaugural INET conference Greek Sovereign Debt Crisis Angela Calling Update Angela Calling Galbraith, Stiglitz and Soros on resisting the inevitability of the Greek debt crisis Fitch downgrades Greece to BBB- with a negative outlook Greece is
Which media companies will have a hard time adapting?
I originally wrote this post under a different title yesterday. I have changed the title to more accurately reflect what I am driving at in the post. Otherwise the post is exactly the same. The question is: which media companies will find their revenue streams threatened by the shift in the financial media landscape? I
A few thoughts on the difference between blogs and news
I am on my way to a conference called Facing the Fracture: The Media and the Economic Crisis at Columbia University sponsored by the Roosevelt Institute and I wanted to run a few thoughts on blogging by you. What I am going to say applies as much in the political blogosphere as it does in
The week in review at Credit Writedowns: 2010-03-27
Greek Sovereign Debt Crisis From A Greek Debt Crisis To A Eurozone Structural One? Europe puts the loaded gun on the table but no bailout Figaro: France will accept the IMF for Greek bailout Germany: First the penalties, then the European Monetary Fund Why Not Unravel The IMF Too While We’re At It? The Eurozone
The week in review at Credit Writedowns: 2010-03-20
Most Read Strategic default: In come the waves again The politicization of economic problems Germany backtracking on IMF involvement in Greece Roach: I think we should take the baseball bat out on Paul Krugman The Economy’s Vicious Cycle for Michigan Banks and Business Is China in a bubble blow-off top like Japan post-Plaza accord? Serious
The week in review at Credit Writedowns: 2010-03-14
This past week’s posts marked a turn for me on a few levels. It is apparent that most market reform efforts are mere tweaks of the existing system. I am being to conclude that no meaningful financial reform can occur absent an absolute collapse in the global economy and the financial system. This is quite
The week in review at Credit Writedowns: 2010-03-07
Most Read The mindset will not change; a depressionary relapse may be coming Just what is going on in Sweden? Going Off on Rogoff – There is No Hard Debt Constraint for Fiat Currency The Retirement Lottery Why is George Soros buying gold if it’s in a bubble? Faber: 20% correction if S&P reaches new