Why All The Gloom And Doom? – Part II | Seeking Alpha
While the recovery created a lot of private sector jobs and there was a fair amount of deleveraging, growth is hardly exuberant, we look at the reasons why. Other good […]
While the recovery created a lot of private sector jobs and there was a fair amount of deleveraging, growth is hardly exuberant, we look at the reasons why. Other good […]
The US seems to be in the grip of gloom and doom. A dispassionate look at the figures shows little foundation for this. Many seem to expect some kind of […]
A consensus is emerging on what has been plaguing the eurozone. This can be summed up as “It’s the euro, stupid.” Here are the main lessons from the protracted crisis, […]
End of an era in Argentina. But will this mean a new economic awakening? The challenges are many. Are there interesting investments that can play on the political change? Source: […]
At the moment, the markets are up 1.7% while the VIX is only down 4%, this suggests to us that there will be more selling to come, usually with such […]
Let us recapitulate why we just bought JKS: It’s the market leader in China China has just committed to the Paris climate deal China has a terrible pollution problem in […]
Each part of the advanced regions is suffering from rather similar phenomena: sup-par growth, very low inflation, and record low interest rates. However, on closer inspection the main reasons behind […]
Alan Greenspan is worried that the rise in entitlement spending is eating up savings and therefore reduce business investment. While the rise in entitlements is real, this is mostly a […]
Disappointing selloff after better than expected Chinese export data. Not so hard to see what’s coming next.. Source: January 2016
We explained (in detail here) how Germany is profiting doubly by locking in competitiveness advantage Gaining 20-30% competitiveness vis-a-vis the peripheral countries in the first decade, now locked in because […]