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The Pension Crisis is Upon Us

Jul 22, 2005 at 00:00

For a number of years now there have been alarm bells sounded about the huge growing under funded liabilities of both US and Canadian employee pension plans. At stake are…

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Trading Gold Volatility

Jul 22, 2005 at 00:00

Volatility, or more precisely the surreal lack thereof, is in the news more and more these days. The usual summer doldrums have been much more pronounced this year with 2005…

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Gold - A Mad Tea Party

Jul 22, 2005 at 00:00

Like Alice at the Mad Tea Party, Alan Greenspan is puzzled. The interest rate "conundrum" in which 10-year Treasuries continues to fall despite an increase in short rates is confusing…

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Moneyization Part Fourteen

Jul 22, 2005 at 00:00

Waking up this morning, 21 July, the world was a little different. Before our feet hit the floor, more than US$200 billion of purchasing power was destroyed. Ultimately and in…

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The Rise to Ruin

Jul 22, 2005 at 00:00

I occasionally try to forget my economic background and rationalise investment bubbles. We all know that investment bubbles involve easy money, excessive credit growth, lax lending standards, leverage, "new era…

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Inflationists Respond

Jul 22, 2005 at 00:00

First let me thank those responding to "the deflation debate". Robert Blumen wrote an article entitled End Game: Hyperinflation on the Mises Blog on July 9th, and David Petch who…

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Will Earnings Finally Disappoint?

Jul 21, 2005 at 00:00

Last week, we discussed June same store sales results from the retailers. On Thursday last week, the Commerce Department released its retail sales report. Retail sales jumped 9.6% from last…

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China Gives Green Light to Gold

Jul 22, 2005 at 00:00

The news that China cut its currency link to the U.S. Dollar came and went with little media reaction. Headlines and live feeds out of London dominated the news Thursday,…

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Who Says No One Rings a Bell?

Jul 22, 2005 at 00:00

China's decision to change the nature of its currency peg means that it will no longer be in the dollar buying business, or by extension, the U.S. Treasury buying business.…

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UK's BOE is Increasingly Dovish

Jul 21, 2005 at 00:00

Today, the minutes of the July 6-7 MPC meeting were released, and we learned that four of the nine members had actually voted for a rate cut. The doves argued…