The Euro

  Chatting with the #occupiers of Dame Street has been interesting, if not very revealing. What seems to be happening is that they: know that something is wrong and, know that they are not happy. What then seems to happen is that the #occupiers then interpolate these two facts and...

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  • November 6, 2011

 “Prediction is difficult, particularly about the future” :- Neils Bohr The markets are not predictable, they never have been, and they probably never will be. The most accurate predictor of today’s prices are yesterday’s prices, a concept know as “the random walk”. Prices today are approximately the same prices as...

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  • November 3, 2011

Our problems are great; we have a banking crisis where a housing boom has blown a hole though our banking system, and the economy itself. There is a deficit crisis, which has arisen out of taxation system, which taxed, certain, narrow parts of the economy too heavily while expanding the...

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  • November 24, 2010

We’re in the midst of three crises 1) a deficit crisis – caused by fifteen years of marketing oriented politics. 2) a banking crisis caused by us electing bullshit artists, and, 3) a Euro crisis, which has much more to do with Germany than it has to do with Ireland. We’re...

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  • November 24, 2010