Posts Tagged ‘ mortgage default ’

Public Finance in China: The Lurking Costs of Growth

Mar 16th, 2010 | By Rob
Public Finance in China: The Lurking Costs of Growth

As the ill-effects of a global financial crisis became evident to world leaders in late fall 2008, export driven economies with surplussed coffers of U.S. dollars did the obvious. They used the cash to stimulate their economies. In one specific nation, the Premier’s words fell like heavy boots on an ant hill, as decrees began to waterfall down from superiors to
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Playing With Financials, Not Fire, in 2010

Feb 4th, 2010 | By Rob
Playing With Financials, Not Fire, in 2010

The last week has seen 100 day moving averages torn apart, surprises from economic data reports, and one of the most notable sell-offs for stocks in some time. Recently, many home gamers and pros alike, have put financials out of their purview. The erratic and effectively risky nature of these names are less than inviting, but
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