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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.

  • Muddle Through, R.I.P?

    Published 18 October 2009 | viewed 4,013 times

    I first wrote about the Muddle Through Economy in 2002, and the term has more or less become a theme we have returned to from…

  • Ponzi Finance

    Published 12 October 2009 | viewed 8,022 times

    I look forward at the beginning of every quarter to receiving the Quarterly Outlook from Hoisington Investment Management. They have been prominent proponents of the…

  • Killing the Goose

    Published 10 October 2009 | viewed 5,925 times

    Peggy Noonan, maybe the most gifted essayist of our time, wrote a few weeks ago about the vague concern that many of us have that…

  • Another Finger of Instability

    Published 04 October 2009 | viewed 7,718 times

    "To trace something unknown back to something known is alleviating, soothing, gratifying and gives moreover a feeling of power. Danger, disquiet, anxiety attend the unknown…

  • Welcome to the New Normal

    Published 26 September 2009 | viewed 4,877 times

    Unemployment is high and rising. But if the recession is over, won't employment start to rise? The quick answer is no. We look deeper into…

  • The Hole in FDIC

    Published 19 September 2009 | viewed 5,209 times

    This week we continue to look at what powers the forces of deflation. As I continue to stress, getting the fundamental question answered correctly is…

  • Penury, Self-imposed or Inflicted, the New Normal?

    Published 14 September 2009 | viewed 4,483 times

    One of my favorite sources of information is The Liscio Report by Philippa Dunne & Doug Henwood. Among other things, each month they survey all…

  • Elements of Deflation, Part 2

    Published 12 September 2009 | viewed 5,979 times

    Just as water is formed by the basic elements hydrogen and oxygen, deflation has its own fundamental components. Last week we started exploring those elements,…

  • The Elements of Deflation

    Published 05 September 2009 | viewed 7,832 times

    As every school child knows, water is formed by the two elements of hydrogen and oxygen in a very simple formula we all know as…

  • Spain: The Hole In Europe's Balance Sheet

    Published 31 August 2009 | viewed 20,072 times

    Today's offering for this week's Outside the Box starts off with a quote from Titus Maccius Plautus: "I am a rich man as long as…

  • An Uncomfortable Choice

    Published 29 August 2009 | viewed 5,529 times

    We have arrived at this particular economic moment in time by the choices we have made, which now leave us with choices in our future…

  • Between a Rock and a Hard Place

    Published 24 August 2009 | viewed 4,994 times

    There is the strong possibility that policy makers in the US and UK will not time the transition from the current quantitative easing to a…

  • The Statistical Recovery, Part Three

    Published 22 August 2009 | viewed 4,621 times

    This week we further explore why this recovery will be a Statistical Recovery, or one that, as someone said, is a recovery only a statistician…

  • Growth in Potential GDP

    Published 17 August 2009 | viewed 4,505 times

    This week I offer you two short pieces for your Outside the Box Reading Pleasure. The first is from my friends at GaveKal and is…

  • The Statistical Recovery, Part II

    Published 14 August 2009 | viewed 6,144 times

    A few weeks ago I first used the term "statistical recovery" to describe the nature of today's economic environment. Today we are going to further…

  • Slow Long-Term Growth, And Government's Response

    Published 11 August 2009 | viewed 4,893 times

    This week I am really delighted to be able to give you a condensed version of Gary Shilling's latest INSIGHT newsletter for your Outside the…

  • Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast

    Published 10 August 2009 | viewed 5,892 times

    The Efficient Market Hypothesis, according to Shiller, is one of the most remarkable errors in the history of economic thought. EMH should be consigned to…

  • The Great Reflation Experiment

    Published 01 August 2009 | viewed 7,422 times

    The question we have been focused on for some time now is whether we end up with inflation, or deflation, and what that endgame looks…

  • Breakfast with Dave

    Published 27 July 2009 | viewed 6,305 times

    This week I offer something unusual for outside the Box, in that I agree on almost all points with my friend David Rosenberg, except he…

  • The Statistical Recovery

    Published 25 July 2009 | viewed 5,722 times

    A lot of bullish commentators are talking about a recovery being in the works, and they may very well be right. But it is not…