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In the WSJ interview, Jason Trennert of Strategas Research Partners says Uncle Sam relies too much on short-term borrowing. [...]  By Prieur du Plessis, on August 24th, 2010 posted in: DEbt, Economy, Guest Bloggers  Leave your comment
“Public debt of many countries has ballooned in the last three years as the financial crisis has unfolded. In particular, U.S. government debt held by the public is entering a phase not seen since World War II,” said Asha Bangalore in this post about the Congressional Budget Office’s latest debt estimates. [...] More on this topic (What's this?) Paul Krugman is Dead Wrong: Debt Matters (Money Morning, 1/9/12) The Truth About the National Debt (Learn Mining News, 1/14/12) High Ratio Of Public Debt To GDP Constrains Economic Growth (Disciplined Approach to Investing, 1/15/12)  By Prieur du Plessis, on August 23rd, 2010 posted in: Investment, Stocks 2 people had their say - chime in!
Click through for a few thoughts on the status of the U.S. stock market. [...] More on this topic (What's this?) S&P 500 Chart – The Art of Technical Analysis (My Trader's Journal, 1/22/12) What a Little-Known Market Tool Is Telling Us About U.S. Stocks in 2012 (Money Morning, 1/11/12) S&P 500 Chart – Ascending Triangles (My Trader's Journal, 1/8/12)
On this week’s WealthTrack, Consuelo Mack interviews Artio Global Investors’ Riad Younes. They discuss why global financial imbalances are disrupting the U.S. and European markets and helping emerging markets. Younes also shares his defensive short and long-term strategies for the new world order. [...] More on this topic (What's this?) Emerging Markets Forecast 2012: Forget the BRICs! Here Are the Best Emerging Markets of 2012 (Money Morning, 1/13/12) Investing in Emerging Markets Infrastructure (Investment U, 1/19/12) The Best Emerging Markets for 2012 – Part 2 (Wall Street Daily, 12/26/11)
“Foreign investment in U.S. companies and assets has been controversial since World War I, but this financial crisis has pushed both China and the U.S. on an accelerated learning curve of cross-border investments. However, taking a crash course − instead of a collision course − will require some give and take from both of the world’s top countries,” said Dian Chu in this thoughtful guest contribution. [...] More on this topic (What's this?) China: Big Changes Coming Soon (Money Morning, 1/10/12) Why China's "Blindside" Could Be A Great Buying Opportunity (Money Morning, 1/6/12) What China is Buying Now (Wealth Daily, 1/12/12) |
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