Financial Armageddon: In-Your-Face Influence Peddling
FT.com – Not all bubbles present a risk to the economy (Blinkered Fed thinking on asset bubbles. Reminiscent of the Greenspan era.)
Fitch Says U.K. Rating Most at Risk Among Top-Rated – Bloomberg.com
Japan faces risk of ratings downgrade over debt| Currencies| Reuters
Mishkin Defend Bubbles (and of Course, the [...]
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Links: 2009-11-10
Nov
News from around the web: 2009-11-09
Nov
I am feeling fairly ill so posting will be light today. Hopefully, I will back in shape tomorrow.
VIDEO: Former Brit Ambassador Craig Murray Says UK and USA Sent Prisoners to Uzbekistan for Torture Part 1 Patrick J. Buchanan
Chilling. Must-see video
Former UK Ambassador: CIA Sent People To Be ‘Raped With Broken Bottles’ « Patrick J. Buchanan [...]
News from around the web: 2009-11-08
Nov
FTD.de | Erinnerungen an den Mauerfall: Merkel hat nach der Sauna rübergemacht
Top brains shun Ireland as smart economy withers – Independent.ie (Science funding is drying up)
Bank of Ireland set for state ownership – Independent.ie
Discrimination Takes Its Toll On Black Women
Nothing But Net: The Physics Of Basketball Free Throws (Two engineers have figured out [...]
Links: 2009-11-07
Nov
Warren Buffett And The G20 – The Baseline Scenario
On dollars, commodities, China, imbalances and oligarchs
A close look at the new antitrust allegations against Intel – Ars Technica
Intel paid dell to limit AMD shipments.
G20 maintains $1trn stimulus as Brown calls for global bail-out fund
Interesting idea from Brown
Labored Conditions – Up and Down Wall Street – R. [...]
Links: 2009-11-06
Nov
David Michael Green: Can You Hear Us Now?
We still want change. Hat tip Lavrenti.
Marc Faber has short term concerns about commodities, says gold may drop to US$800 – Business Intelligence Middle East
Is this rally over the top yet?
Insolvencies hit record high
Up 28% in Britain
RBS bank reports losses of £2.2bn
Britain’s bottomless pit. Much worse than Lloyds
Fannie [...]
News from around the web: 2009-11-05
Nov
Be sure to see William Shatner’s poetic reading of Levi Johnston’s tweets below. Pretty funny.
Buffett Revisits Hunting Ground for Survivors: Alice Schroeder – Bloomberg.com
"Buffett isn’t as bullish as he sounds."
Clever fools: Why a high IQ doesn’t mean you’re smart – New Scientist
I have always said George W. Bush is NOT dumb. He is just wilfully [...]
News from around the web: 2009-11-04
Nov
I was interviewed on the BBC last night about the GM/Opel/Vauxhall deal. I am waiting for video before posting any more about it. My general feeling, however is GM’s backing out is being driven by reflation as GM no longer needs to sell Opel/Vauxhall in this economic environment. Quite frankly, I think it is a [...]
News from around the web: 2009-11-03
Nov
I will be on Canada’s BNN TV at noonish talking about finance: Banks and Buffett. It will be a casual discussion with the moderators Howard Green and Andrea Mandel-Campbell and one other guest, Brian Milner of the Globe & Mail.
Below are today’s links. Enjoy.
Hillary’s Ill Will Tour – Patrick J. Buchanan’s website
This is not the [...]
Links: 2009-11-02
Nov
I will be out of pocket in the early morning. Back late morning for more news. I expect to update my thoughts on the UK TBTF situation.
Junk bond revival stokes credit bubble fears – Telegraph
I share these fears. (My post: http://bit.ly/4oK1wR)
Do Saudis have the clout to destroy NYMEX? – Telegraph
Still wondering why even after [...]
News from around the web: 2009-10-30
Oct
White House Will Not Be Told By The AP How Many Jobs The Stimulus Has Created – Dealbreaker
Funny.
Industrial output up 1.4% last month | The Japan Times Online
More bullish data in Japan.
What Exactly Is Going On In Finland? – Edward Hugh
As comprehensive a review as any out there.
Why three buses come at once, and how [...]
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