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The Whole Truth about Greek Bailout
Author: Nelly Naneva, LL.M, MBA, http://marketsweekly.net
Sigh of relief in Athens: the private creditors gave their consent for partial write off of Greek debt. As a result of continued negotiations, it was agreed that 86% of private creditors will pa...
A Macro-View for Profit and Protection
"A "strictly confidential" report on Greece's debt projections prepared for Eurozone finance ministers reveals Athens' rescue programme is way off track and suggests the Greek government may need another bail-out...
"The 10-page debt sustainability an...
Will Your Municipal Bond or Your Life Insurance Company
Investor protection with municipal bonds is so spotty that there is potential for much mischief.
Disclosure, that bedrock of fair securities markets, is the heart of the problem facing municipal investors. Municipal issuers often don’t file the most b...
Dynamic Wealth Management Headlines: German Bunds Advance as French Borrowing Costs Climb; Hungarian
German bonds rose as French borrowing costs climbed at an auction, stocks declined and European industrial orders increased less than analysts predicted, fueling concern the debt crisis is feeding an economic slump.
Italian and Spanish bonds slid as Euro...
The Price of the Euro – 18th January 2012, Vantage FX UK Update
Jay Mawji of Vantage FX (http://www.vantagefx.co.uk/) takes a look at news around the Eurozone on 18th January 2012 – including a slight decrease in headline inflation.
“Today the IMF stated the cost of the Eurozone; $600bn.
The board of the Interna...
Dynamic Wealth Management Headlines: Whose Economy Has It Worst?
It’s no wonder that global markets are so jittery. The world’s three largest economies can’t continue along their current paths, and everybody knows it. Investors watch nervously for signs that China is headed toward a hard landing, that America will sink...
Dynamic Wealth Management Headlines: AIG Share Sale Raises $8.7 Billion
The U.S. Treasury Department and American International Group Inc. (AIG) raised $8.7 billion in a share offering, bringing the insurer a step closer to independence after its 2008 bailout.
The Treasury sold 200 million shares yesterday at $29 each, compa...
Hypo Venture Capital Headlines: Warning of global stall may come too late to avoid crash
Unresolved debt leaves frustratingly slow growth as the best likely outcome, writes Satyajit Das.
In 2008, panicked governments and central banks injected huge amounts of money into their economies, in the form of government spending, tax concessions, ul...
Global Macro Discussion: How to Deal with Greece
Why is Europe taking so long to decide on Greece?
The stakeholders that are involved with the decision on Greece are experiencing a stalemate. But
time is running out as the Greek bond yields are fiercely increasing. The longer they take to make a
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Why Human Capital Is So Important
It's no secret that former U.S. Secretary of Labor Robert Reich is a huge fan of human capital.
In fact, he's constantly quick to point out how American human capital is more important than financial capital.
As bailouts continue as money pours in t...
FOUR WORDS YOU SHOULDN’T BELIEVE
“This time is different.” Beware those four little words. They are perhaps the most dangerous words an investor can believe in. If you believe “this time is different,” you are mentally positioning yourself to exit the stock market and make impulsive, sho...
Opportunities Crunch
"In doing what the Swiss National Bank is doing (Ed. Pegging the Swiss Franc to the Euro), it has effectively ended the Swiss Franc as a currency."
Dennis Gartman, The Gartman Letter
Crises are Magnifying and Intensifying but are also providing Subs...
Riots in Greece: 2011 - Has the Revolution Lastly Arrive?
And according to folks familiar with the make a difference, BERLIN- Germany is taking into account dropping its push for an early rescheduling of Greek bonds in purchase to facilitate a new offer of aid loans for Greece.Berlin's concession that this count...
How To Spend $9 Trillion Over 10 Years
In the year 2001, the national debt stood at $5.8 trillion. Today that figure has more than doubled to $14.3 trillion. This $9 trillion increase over the past ten years can be attributed to government expenses, particularly with the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts...
Travel in Peace around the World with Travel Insurance
“Travel in Peace Anywhere Around the World with Travel Insurance.” You must have heard of the punch lines of the insurance companies illustrating similar messages. While you have scrupulously planned every aspect of your trip, there may be some unnerving ...