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John Mauldin

John Mauldin

Contributor since: 26 Feb 2010

Biography

John Mauldin is president of Millennium Wave Advisors, LLC, (MWA) a registered investment advisor.

  • The Last Bear Standing

    Published 28 April 2007 | viewed 9,946 times

    This week we look at the growing disconnect between the US economy and the stock markets. One is slowing and the other is exploding to…

  • What? Me Worry?

    Published 20 April 2007 | viewed 7,981 times

    This week I am in La Jolla for my annual Strategic Investment Conference, co-hosted by my partners Altegris Investments. This week's letter is the basis…

  • What Does a Dollar of Debt Get You?

    Published 13 April 2007 | viewed 8,732 times

    This weekend I am in La Jolla at good friend Rob Arnott's conference. Princeton Professor Burton Malkiel, of Random Walk fame, will be one of…

  • Draw the Curve, Then Plot the Data

    Published 31 March 2007 | viewed 6,483 times

    This week we look at something which has far more potential to hurt the economy than subprime loans - the US Congress. We muse on…

  • All Subprime, All the Time

    Published 24 March 2007 | viewed 7,690 times

    At the risk of being all subprime, all the time, this week we look at what I think are the real risks for the economy…

  • The Fingers of Housing Instability

    Published 17 March 2007 | viewed 8,905 times

    This week we look at the yen carry trade, delve deeper into the mortgage lending world, and see if we can find a possible connection…

  • China and the Hedge Fund Dragon

    Published 10 March 2007 | viewed 7,190 times

    This week we look at the possible latest entry into the hedge fund world, The People's Republic of China; review the cockroach principle of subprime…

  • The End Of Complacency?

    Published 03 March 2007 | viewed 7,002 times

    This week we look at the recent upspike in volatility, see if we can connect some dots with the recent slew of earnings downgrades and…

  • The 51.9% Recession

    Published 24 February 2007 | viewed 7,595 times

    What are the odds of a recession? According to a recent Fed study, they may be 51.9%. Close enough to 50-50 for government work. We…

  • Gold, Housing and the Yield Curve

    Published 17 February 2007 | viewed 7,335 times

    I have often written about the high probability of a recession following an inverted yield curve (where short-term rates are higher than long-term rates), based…

  • Out of Africa

    Published 10 February 2007 | viewed 5,364 times

    I start this week's letter somewhere over the Atlantic, halfway through an 11-hour flight from Frankfurt to Dallas. It has been an altogether marvelous 11…

  • A Raging Bull

    Published 02 February 2007 | viewed 6,502 times

    This week I am in South Africa. At the moment I am literally flying from Johannesburg to Durban in a single-engine Pilates PC 12, a…

  • A New Definition of Rich

    Published 26 January 2007 | viewed 5,735 times

    I am in South Africa as this week's letter is being sent out; so it is with some irony that the letter is focused on…

  • Capital Keeps Falling on My Head

    Published 20 January 2007 | viewed 6,020 times

    Are we overbought and overvalued? Maybe. Is inflation coming under control? Maybe not. Did housing construction rebound last month? No. The only rebound was in…

  • Should Oil Be $40 or $70?

    Published 13 January 2007 | viewed 6,933 times

    I got a lot of mail as usual from readers about my annual forecast. It was about evenly divided between those who think I am…

  • Forecast 2007: The Goldilocks Recession

    Published 06 January 2007 | viewed 7,771 times

    How has another year come and gone so quickly? It seems like someone hit the fast forward button. And once again, all too soon, it…

  • Real Estate and the Post-Crash Economy

    Published 29 December 2006 | viewed 13,999 times

    I am taking some time off from writing over the holidays, but good friend Barry Ritholtz offered to write this week's letter. It is a…

  • My Personal Portfolio

    Published 22 December 2006 | viewed 7,057 times

    It is Christmas, and I frankly don't feel like writing a letter about why there will be a slowdown in 2007, or that the stock…

  • Party Like It's 1999

    Published 16 December 2006 | viewed 7,729 times

    The stock market liked both the retail sales and the inflation numbers that were released over the last two days, with the Dow posting successive…

  • When Will the Housing Market Bottom?

    Published 09 December 2006 | viewed 14,655 times

    "When," I am asked frequently, "will we see a bottom in the housing market?" This week we look back at what past housing recessions have…