BECKLEY— This European debt crisis is wild and scary. It’s hit our stock market hard – and it’s actually funny. Here is how and why it’s funny as explained by Clark and Dawe:
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Answers to Questions about European Debt Problems – VERY FUNNY!
Posted in Economy, Foreign Affairs, Politics, tagged Euro, European Union, Greek Debt Crisis, Greek Default, PIGS on May 28, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Double-Dip on Our Horizon?
Posted in Domestic Affairs, Economy, Foreign Affairs, Politics, tagged Double Dip, Europe, Europe Bailout, Obamanomics, US economy on May 17, 2010 | 2 Comments »
ATLANTA— Angela Merkel yielded to immense pressure and signed over her country’s credit rating to the support of a dwindling southern European economy early last week. The European Union, in connection with the IMF, created an almost $1 trillion bail-out of the European financial system, complete with mandatory austerity measures, quantitative easing, and a dollar-for-euro swap-line with the [...]
The China Bubble
Posted in Economy, Foreign Affairs, tagged Charlie Rose, China, Economics, Finance, Freedom, Gloabal Economics, Investing, Investment, money, Shorting, Tim Hanson on April 23, 2010 | 5 Comments »
BECKLEY — As many of you know I’m pretty long on China as an investment and am constantly looking for more investments in China either through ADR’s or directly on the Hong Kong Exchange. However, there is a very interesting view espoused by James Chanos on Charlie Rose that sounds pretty counter my views. Even [...]
Hu Jintao to Visit the U.S.
Posted in Economy, Foreign Affairs, Politics, tagged China, Economics, Freedom, Politics, renminbi, United States, yuan on April 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
BECKLEY— Upon reading an article in the New York Times I was dumbfounded. The article titled “China Visit May Signal Easing by China on Currency” must have been an April Fools joke. Simply the article states the following: The number hovers around 6.827. It is the nearly fixed rate of exchange between China’s currency, the [...]
Israeli and United States Relationship
Posted in Current Events, Foreign Affairs, Politics, tagged Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, Foreign Relationships, Israel, Politics, United States on March 26, 2010 | 1 Comment »
BECKLEY— Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu returned to Israel yesterday after meeting with President Obama this week. According to the Washington Post he was greeted by his people with signs reading things like “Obama, No You Can’t” and “Netanyahu Stand Strong”.
Health Care Insurance Reform Passes!
Posted in Current Events, Foreign Affairs, Politics, tagged Bad Precedent, Health Care Reform, Supreme Court, Unconstitutional, Worst President Ever on March 22, 2010 | 18 Comments »
RALEIGH— That sound you heard last night was the sound of America gagging as Democrats rammed an expensive, unfunded liability down the throats of the American Voter. The second sound you heard was the collective stampede of lawyers gleefully maneuvering to be the one chosen to stand before the Supreme Court and challenge the law. [...]