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    No green shoots in Eastern Europe

    http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aZdNrsyBKvrU&refer=home May 15 (Bloomberg) -- Eastern European economies from Romania to Slovakia shrank in the first quarter as recessions in their western partners slashed demand for exports and crippled foreign investment in the former...
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    Nouriel Roubini: The Dollar’s Demise

    Here is an interesting RGE article that casts some light on the current imbalances (US deficits vs. surplus in China/Asia) and how this might play out http://www.rgemonitor.com/globalmacro-monitor/256564/rge_monitor__navigating_towards_bretton_woods_3
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    German finance mininster labels US stress tests "worthless"...

    You should argue with Mr. Steinbrück. Didn't he proclaim just a few months ago how the "German banking system is far superior to the anglo-saxon model"? :cool:
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    Nouriel Roubini: The Dollar’s Demise

    Roubini should know better. Gold did terrible during the 80s and 90s even though consumer prices gained ~100% from 1980 to 2000. Gold is not a systematic risk-free inflation hedge. It is a risky asset.
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    Billionaire Rupert Says Crisis May Provoke Unrest, Inflation; Sounds An Alarm

    South Africa has one of the worst crime and murder rates globally and is socially unstable in "normal times" -- riots, rape and brutal murders are daily headlines people got accustomed to. This guy must be wetting his pants thinking about the scenes playing out in the streets of Capetown and...
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    German Economy Contracted at Record Speed in First Quarter

    Shocker!! An entire nation built solely on supplying a debt-laden world with products nobody can afford (anymore) is suddenly in trouble. Who would've thunk?!
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    Jim Rogers

    And then you find floating dead bodies washed ashore of gold bugs from 1981, tech bulls from 1999 and commodity bulls from 2008. Fundamentals always look great before markets top out. Regarding Rogers, I always wondered why we don't see a recent track record of his investments and instead...
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    Best Historical Data

    www.csidata.com has delisted stock data in their institutional package.
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    Quote du jour, China's fake recovery edition

    The volume of non performing corporate loans in China over the next couple of years could be mind boggling.
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    US banks swamped by ‘refi’ fever

    That's good news for the owners of those 3 or 4 US homes left that don't have a new kitchen or a giant jacuzzi yet :cool:
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    Live-Blogging The Renaissance RIEF Call; Down 32,9 % YTD

    "Assets in the Renaissance Institutional Equities Fund dropped 32% to about $19 billion from a high of around $28 billion" - Quote from Spring 2008. "Through three main funds, he oversees $25 billion in assets, primarily relying on complex computer models to select trades." - Quote from Jan...
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    Short DAX at 7740

    Last name starts with "Gold..."? Sorry thats when I stop listening :cool:
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    German finance mininster labels US stress tests "worthless"...

    Looks like he is in the "know" about the European Banking system :cool:
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    Bankers Told by Paulson to Accept U.S. Aid or Be ‘Vulnerable’

    Bank CEOs meeting with Paulson last summer. He made them an offer they couldn't resist :cool:
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    Is Mark Hulbert the worst Market Timer?

    There is no such thing as a good market timer.
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    Live-Blogging The Renaissance RIEF Call; Down 32,9 % YTD

    -17% YTD, not 32.9%... tiny difference :cool:
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    Ospraie’s Dwight Anderson to Give Commodities Hedge Funds Another Try

    Translation: I hope I can ride up another commodity bubble and this time get out before it pops.
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    ECB's Weber "I see no credit crunch in Europe"; "no need to support lending"

    Gotta love this guy :cool: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aEeXKEd16xDM&refer=home May 12 (Bloomberg) -- European Central Bank Governing Council member Axel Weber said he sees “no need” for the ECB to buy further private assets to support lending. “I...
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    David Tice Predicts S&P to Fall Below 800 Level

    To construct your own "Tice SPX forecast" indicator, simply take yesterday's SP500 closing price and multiply it by 0.5 :cool:
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    Chinese Exports Plunge 22% YoY, Imports plunge 23% YoY, Hampering Recovery Plans

    I read a lot of analysis how the Chinese stimulus plan was "working". The matter of the fact is the Chinese are adding tons of NEW capacity to a heap of EXCESS capacity in one gigantic leveraged bet the world economy will rebound and demand for Chinese exports will come bounce back to old...
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