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Daniel Aaronson

Daniel Aaronson

Continental Capital Advisors

Contributor since: 26 Feb 2010

Biography

Continental Capital Advisors, LLC was formed to offset the destruction of wealth caused by the global devaluation of currencies by central banks. The name Continental Capital symbolizes the 1775 US Currency, "the Continental", which was backed by nothing and quickly became devalued.

  • U.S. Credit Metrics Will Continue To Weaken

    Published 28 June 2010 | viewed 0 times

    The fiscal situation in Greece has brought new attention to the fiscal situations of countries around the world, including the United States. We have written…

  • Quantitative Easing Does Not Guarantee Higher Stock Prices

    Published 18 June 2010 | viewed 0 times

    The US economy and much of the global economy continues to be in a post-bubble, debt deleveraging process. M3, the broadest measure of money supply,…

  • The Search For 'Cash'

    Published 11 June 2010 | viewed 0 times

    Last week, rumors surfaced that China was considering the reallocation of its foreign exchange reserves away from Euros. Although China denied the rumors, China has…

  • Government Spending Is No Longer A Boost To Confidence

    Published 04 June 2010 | viewed 0 times

    Government stimulus during economic contractions is intended to offset the decline in private spending that occurs during downturns. Government stimulus directly increases GDP while it…

  • Only A Matter Of Time

    Published 23 May 2010 | viewed 0 times

    European debt problems have become the center of market attention. However, it is only a matter of time until markets turn their focus to the…

  • The Financial System Is Broken

    Published 14 May 2010 | viewed 0 times

    Financial crises are happening at shorter intervals and each crisis is being met with an even stronger policy response. Prior to the 2007 financial crisis,…

  • China's Property Market Is Another Risk To Global Growth

    Published 30 April 2010 | viewed 0 times

    The extraordinary gains in the Chinese real estate market may be coming to an end. In fact, there are several indications that the property market…

  • A Letter To Chairman Bernanke

    Published 25 April 2010 | viewed 0 times

    The Honorable Ben S. Bernanke Chairman Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System 20th Street & Constitution Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20551 Dear Chairman…

  • The Federal Reserve's Market Corner Is Over

    Published 09 April 2010 | viewed 1,589 times

    We previously wrote that the Federal Reserve's (Fed) quantitative easing program, aimed at driving fixed income asset prices higher and long-term interest rates lower, was…

  • This Continues To Be A Bear Market Rally

    Published 26 March 2010 | viewed 1,347 times

    Despite the ongoing stock market rally, we remain steadfast in our view that this continues to be one of the greatest bear market rallies of…

  • Fund Flows Are A Risk For Bonds

    Published 12 March 2010 | viewed 2,104 times

    Despite pronounced risks in certain credit instruments, people have been investing record amounts of money into anything with a yield. For example, municipal bond funds…

  • The Concept of a Risk-Free Rate is Flawed

    Published 05 March 2010 | viewed 2,252 times

    The valuation and stability of all financial markets have been enhanced by the universal belief that US government bonds represent a risk-free interest rate. However,…

  • Consumer Confidence And The Stock Market

    Published 12 February 2010 | viewed 2,561 times

    Investors should not assume that U.S. equity markets are falling only in sympathy with Europe's financial problems because the spreading sovereign credit problems in Europe…

  • Foreign Exchange Reserves Are Concentrated In Weak Currencies

    Published 05 February 2010 | viewed 2,111 times

    Global foreign exchange reserves used to be largely held as US Dollars. However, the introduction of the Euro and growing fears of the United States'…

  • A Structurally Weak Labor Market

    Published 22 January 2010 | viewed 2,173 times

    The most recent establishment survey on monthly job losses reported a loss of 85,000 jobs in December. December's number showed considerable improvement from the peak…

  • The Next Stage of the Credit Crisis

    Published 15 January 2010 | viewed 4,346 times

    The next stage of the credit crisis is approaching. The first stage of the credit crisis was characterized by subprime borrowers defaulting on their mortgages.…

  • The Dow/Gold Ratio Will Decline Further

    Published 08 January 2010 | viewed 4,257 times

    The Dow Jones Industrial Average (Dow)/gold ratio is important because it indicates the optimism for financial assets versus that of hard assets. A rising ratio…

  • The Gold Window Has Reopened

    Published 04 December 2009 | viewed 4,220 times

    The gold standard that was in place until 1971 prevented unchecked federal deficit spending, and excessive borrowing to consume foreign goods. With the gold standard…

  • The Dollar Bubble

    Published 20 November 2009 | viewed 5,411 times

    A bubble in the Dollar was created in 1971 when the Government ended the gold standard. At that time, the Dollar lost its intrinsic value…

  • Capitalizing on Chinese Yuan Appreciation

    Published 30 October 2009 | viewed 3,132 times

    Although the Dollar recently made new lows against most major currencies, the Chinese Government has maintained a tight peg on the Yuan/Dollar ratio since July…