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Hero Turns Spoiler - or, McTeer "Getting Nothing"

Nov 02, 2001 at 00:00

Today, the critical flaw in Mr. McTeer's and others' analysis is that they refuse to recognize the historic nature of the U.S. Credit Bubble. They were oblivious to the forces…

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Allyn Abbott Young

Oct 26, 2001 at 00:00

Dr. Mehrling's "strategy" was to look at the years 1920 to 1970 - a period of "enormous intellectual disequilibrium on the subject of money" - "through the eyes of three…

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Franklin D. Raines, Director of Central Planning

Oct 19, 2001 at 00:00

The company and Wall Street would like the marketplace to believe that they have discovered the Holy Grail for aggressive consumer lending. We think they were rather fortuitously in the…

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Its Wildness Lies in Wait

Oct 12, 2001 at 00:00

Subprime credit card lender Providian (5th largest U.S. credit card issuer) dropped a bombshell today, stating that increased credit losses and the need to write down uncollectible accrued income would…

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An Exceedingly Troubling Circumstance

Oct 05, 2001 at 00:00

The Argentine "death spiral" continues, with the government reporting a 14% decline in September tax revenues. Having committed a balanced budget to the IMF, previous planned spending cuts are to…

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Moody's on the Financial Guarantors

Sep 28, 2001 at 00:00

We continue to closely monitor simply unprecedented developments throughout the U.S. credit system. On the one hand, some types of bank credit are apparently easily available, and we have the…

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A Terrible Tragedy

Sep 21, 2001 at 00:00

The Goldman Sachs Commodity index of 26 commodities sank almost 10% this week, its largest weekly decline since 1991. Despite sinking equity and commodity prices, the credit market struggled. Although…

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The 'Information Economy'?

Aug 31, 2001 at 00:00

The market was not overjoyed with today's Wall Street Journal headline, "Treasury Official 'Skeptical' of Fannie Mae's Financial Role." While Treasury undersecretary Peter Fisher was obtuse, he did state that…

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Henry Calvert Simons

Aug 24, 2001 at 00:00

This week Bloomberg reported "Office Rents Had Biggest Drop in 9 years in 2nd Quarter. - Rents in the nation’s downtowns fell an average of 3.2 percent from the first…

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'Off With Their Heads'

Aug 17, 2001 at 00:00

From the transcripts of CNN's Evans, Novak, Hunt & Shields (from Bloomberg) quoting Treasury Secretary O'Neill (to air tomorrow): "Argentina is now in a very slippery position. And we're working…