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Showing posts with label Eurozone. Show all posts
09 April 2013
News & Views For Week Of April 7 - 13, 2013
06 September 2012
Dr. Housing Bubble Blog:Canadian housing bubble goes into full mania mode – Canadian debt-to-personal income ratio near 145% while US at peak of the housing bubble was at 125%.
Canadians risk new Recession with high debt/income ratio of 150%
Recession 'taking hold' in Eurozone, OECD says
Eurozone shoppers/consumers are tapped out
Canadians risk new Recession with high debt/income ratio of 150%
Recession 'taking hold' in Eurozone, OECD says
Eurozone shoppers/consumers are tapped out
Labels:
Canadians,
debt/income ratio,
Eurozone,
Housing Bubble,
Recession
03 September 2012
29 September 2011

Labels:
Eurozone,
Gary Shilling,
Germany,
Occupy Wall Street
27 September 2011
Eurozone Market Is Toast
In a scary and painfully frank interview a freaked out BBC interviewer is visibly shaken when market trader Alessio Rastani predicts that the "Market is Toast." Apparently there is nothing Euro governments can do.
17 September 2011
09 September 2011

21 June 2011
20 June 2011
13 June 2011
03 January 2011
Business/Economic/Housing News for Jan. 2 through Jan. 8, 2010
Government News:
Housing News:
Housing specialist says now is the time to sell before banks flood the market with stealth inventory
Economic News:
Layoffs/Hirings:
Best of the Web:
Labels:
Baby Boomers,
Debt Crisis,
Depression,
Eurozone,
Generation Y,
MBS,
MERS,
Public Workers,
Unemployment,
Unions
02 January 2011
Best Stories For Week of Jan. 2 - Jan. 8, 2010
Economic News:
Best of the Web:
Labels:
Baby Boomers,
Depression,
Eurozone,
Generation Y,
Unemployment
21 December 2010
Jim Corr of the Irish Band "The Corrs" Talks About "Robin Hood In Reverse"
Jim Corr of the Corrs talks more economic sense than 99.9% of all Politicians and Economists in Europe.
Corr proclaims what Ireland needs to do now: quit bailing out the bondholders and private shareholders of the Too Big To Fail Banks in his country. He states Ireland needs to follow Iceland's lead and feed the failure of the big banks to the people who supported the banks by purchasing bonds and failed derivatives. He advocates not forcing the failures of the banks onto the taxpayers who did not support the banks in the first place.
He says it is massive fraud in banking which privatized gains while socializing losses.
What Corr doesn't use are the words "Moral Hazard", but Jim Corr does introduce one free mention of "The Money Masters", a film which The Watchworld recently brought to light on this very blog.
If you have never watched "The Money Masters", click here now and educate yourself as to who controls the central banks of the most powerful nations on the planet.
Meanwhile . . . why does it take a musician from an Irish band to pose hardball questions which few elected politicians dare whisper?
p.s. And for those of you who have never heard The Corrs, here's one of my favorites by them, "When The Stars Go Blue" with some guy named Bono doing a stand in, LIVE:
Corr proclaims what Ireland needs to do now: quit bailing out the bondholders and private shareholders of the Too Big To Fail Banks in his country. He states Ireland needs to follow Iceland's lead and feed the failure of the big banks to the people who supported the banks by purchasing bonds and failed derivatives. He advocates not forcing the failures of the banks onto the taxpayers who did not support the banks in the first place.
He says it is massive fraud in banking which privatized gains while socializing losses.
What Corr doesn't use are the words "Moral Hazard", but Jim Corr does introduce one free mention of "The Money Masters", a film which The Watchworld recently brought to light on this very blog.
If you have never watched "The Money Masters", click here now and educate yourself as to who controls the central banks of the most powerful nations on the planet.
Meanwhile . . . why does it take a musician from an Irish band to pose hardball questions which few elected politicians dare whisper?
p.s. And for those of you who have never heard The Corrs, here's one of my favorites by them, "When The Stars Go Blue" with some guy named Bono doing a stand in, LIVE:
Labels:
Banksters,
Bono,
Business/Economic Video,
Central Banks,
EU,
Eurozone,
Iceland,
Ireland,
Rothchilds,
The Corrs,
The Money Masters
24 August 2010
Business/Economic/Housing/Layoff News for August 24, 2010
7:06 AM EST - Stock futures drop on global economic worries; traders brace for weak housing report.
Hussman: Why Quantitative Easing is Likely to Trigger a Collapse of the U.S. Dollar
Leaked Documents Provide Glimpse Behind Baseball’s Financial Curtain
15-year high for the Japanese yen
Mish: Dissent at the Fed, 7 of 17 Express Reservations about QE; Appeals Court Refuses Fed's Motion to Dismiss Bloomberg's Freedom of Information Request
First Time Ever: Pay TV Subscribers In The US DecreaseGreat Recession, Great Depression
Zero Hedge: Mapping The Tipping Points
Zero Hedge: How Hyperinflation Will Happen
Mogambo Guru: "Inflation Follows The Stimulus Boom"
The Fed Can Create Money, Not Confidence
Barry Ritzholz Video - Are We In An Economic Purgatory?
Sign of Trouble? Bankers Pitch 100 Year Bonds
Bond Funds Attracting Cash Like Stocks During Dot-Com Boom: Credit Markets
The End of Management - Corporate bureaucracy is becoming obsolete. Why managers should act like venture capitalists
WSJ: Facing Budget Gaps, Cities Sell Parking, Airports, Zoo
Wikipedia entry on "Quantitative Easing"
How to protect your money during deflation
Der Spiegel: On The Way Down - The Erosion Of America's Middle Class
Marc Faber: Protect Your Property with High Voltage Fences, Barbed Wire, Booby Traps, Military Weapons and Dobermans
Credit Card Rates Fly Through The RoofThe Age of Nations is Over. The New Urban Age has Begun.
Boarded-up Tuscon, Arizona complex excels now in a sorry way - decay
The Housing-Market Diagnosis: Still Weak
15 Signs The U.S. Housing Market Is Headed For Complete And Total CollapseHenry Blodgett - Now They Tell Us: Experts Say Housing Is A Lousy Investment And Always Will Be (video included)
The U.S. Housing Fetish Hurts the American Dream
Homeowner confidence in real estate market dips
Mish:Commercial Real Estate Foreclosures to Hit Chicago "Loop", First Since 1999; Big Wave of Commercial Foreclosures, Bank Failures Coming
What to Do With a $7.6 Million Home? Tear It Down!
Even high-end properties can't escape foreclosure wave in Palm Beach County
Sacramento Wastewater Plant Upgrade Would Cost 390 Jobs Per Year
Canadian Pacific Railway Plans To Announce Job Layoffs In The Next Two Weeks
15 August 2010
Business/Economic/Housing/Layoffs News for August 16, 2010
Matt Taibbi: "Wall Street's Big Win"
The Biggest Lie About US Companies
Fleck: A Patently Obvious Way To Add Jobs
Massive Wealth Shift in Full Swing
Mish Says We Are Now In A Depression: Corporate bonds, Municipal Bonds, Treasuries at Record Low Yields; Is this a "Fool's Game"?
Oil rises, dollar falls
Survey finds oil in Afghanistan
Gold Climbs a Third Day as Signs of Waning Recovery Fan Demand
Cotton Tests 1995 Peak as Supply Drops, Levi's Raises Prices
Jim Rogers Says Wheat, Agricultural Commodities Set for Steep Price Rises
Tastes Like Chicken: Hot New Plan For Conveying Taxpayer's Dollars To Wall Street Banks
Asian Stocks Fall to Three-Week Low as Yen Gains on Japan GDP
US 'Virtually Certain' to Fall Into A New Recession: Rosenberg
Infographics: How The Great Recession Has Changed Life In America
Signaling The Death of the American Dream
Another Threat To The Economy: Boomers Cutting Back
Recession-Worn Seniors Tap Social Security Early
The Reality Of The New Going Back To School List: Don't Forget The Janitorial & Bathroom Supplies
The Bears Have Seized Control Again
Is a Crash Coming? Ten Reasons to Be Cautious
Shadow Inventory Piles Up On Banks' Books
Your House Might Be "Under Water" For Years
When will the FHA blow up like Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae?
Labor Unrest In China Results In Upswing Of Strikes For Better Wages
The Chronically Unemployed: They're known as 'the 99ers,' and their numbers are growing
Greater A&P Grocery Chain To Lay Off Over 2,000 Employees
Trenton, NJ Could Cut 400 Jobs This Week If State Aid Does Not Arrive
New Jersey's Non-Profit Legal Aid To Pink Slip 100 Workers
The Biggest Lie About US Companies
Fleck: A Patently Obvious Way To Add Jobs
Massive Wealth Shift in Full Swing
Mish Says We Are Now In A Depression: Corporate bonds, Municipal Bonds, Treasuries at Record Low Yields; Is this a "Fool's Game"?
Oil rises, dollar falls
Survey finds oil in Afghanistan
Gold Climbs a Third Day as Signs of Waning Recovery Fan Demand
Cotton Tests 1995 Peak as Supply Drops, Levi's Raises Prices
Jim Rogers Says Wheat, Agricultural Commodities Set for Steep Price Rises
Tastes Like Chicken: Hot New Plan For Conveying Taxpayer's Dollars To Wall Street Banks
Asian Stocks Fall to Three-Week Low as Yen Gains on Japan GDP
US 'Virtually Certain' to Fall Into A New Recession: Rosenberg
Infographics: How The Great Recession Has Changed Life In America
Signaling The Death of the American Dream
Another Threat To The Economy: Boomers Cutting Back
Recession-Worn Seniors Tap Social Security Early
The Reality Of The New Going Back To School List: Don't Forget The Janitorial & Bathroom Supplies
The Bears Have Seized Control Again
Is a Crash Coming? Ten Reasons to Be Cautious
Shadow Inventory Piles Up On Banks' Books
Your House Might Be "Under Water" For Years
When will the FHA blow up like Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae?
Labor Unrest In China Results In Upswing Of Strikes For Better Wages
The Chronically Unemployed: They're known as 'the 99ers,' and their numbers are growing
Greater A&P Grocery Chain To Lay Off Over 2,000 Employees
Trenton, NJ Could Cut 400 Jobs This Week If State Aid Does Not Arrive
New Jersey's Non-Profit Legal Aid To Pink Slip 100 Workers
Labels:
99ers,
Bears,
Boomers,
BP,
Depression,
Eurozone,
FHA,
Germany,
GM,
Great Recession,
Housing Bubble,
India,
Japan,
Layoffs,
Mish,
Oil,
Retail,
social security,
Unemployment,
Yen
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While Molotov cocktails burn on Athens’ streets, more vitriolic battles yet are blazing over Greece’s debt crisis behind the scenes, as financial markets and eurozone politicians fight their ground