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  • Market Surprise: Stock Market Decouples from Dollar [View article]
    50%off ca,ed hardy t-shirt$15 jeans,coach handbag$33,air max90,dunk,polo t-shirt$13,,lacoste t-shirt $13 air jordan for sale,l nba... More »
    Comment by zhiming9856
    Dec 23 06:04 am |
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  • Europe's Weaknesses Grossly Exaggerated [View article]
    Mr. Nielson, thank you for this article. I had started to think that bashing the EU and the euro is some sort of American pastime. As an... More »
    Comment by Kristjan Velbri
    Dec 23 06:03 am |
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  • Inflation More Likely in Germany, China than U.S., U.K. [View article]
    Capacity utilization in China might be a problem for the inflation. Hundreds of factories are still closing there.
    Comment by Mistrofan
    Dec 22 23:54 pm |
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  • Inflation More Likely in Germany, China than U.S., U.K. [View article]
    Bryan - I enjoyed your article. I am clearly in the Money Printing camp, and I appreciate the perspectives you displayed above. As... More »
    Comment by Nicholas Cavallaro
    Dec 22 18:41 pm |
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  • Inflation More Likely in Germany, China than U.S., U.K. [View article]
    Well said! On Dec 22 11:09 AM richard_e_newton wrote: > Trying to find a logical argument is an interesting exercise, yet > is... More »
    Comment by Jason Rines (iThinkBig)
    Dec 22 16:02 pm |
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  • Eight Reasons to Prepare for a 2010 Credit Crunch [View article]
    I enjoyed reading the article and of course I found it sitting here in December of 2009 wondering when the next wave of the credit... More »
    Comment by CapitalGains
    Dec 22 12:47 pm |
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  • Inflation More Likely in Germany, China than U.S., U.K. [View article]
    Trying to find a logical argument is an interesting exercise, yet is unnecessary to determine inflation/deflation. Just look at the... More »
    Comment by richard_e_newton
    Dec 22 11:09 am |
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  • Inflation More Likely in Germany, China than U.S., U.K. [View article]
    Correct. M1 grew strongly during Japan's Lost Decade(s), but prices continue to fall. It is an amazing and unusual example of a... More »
    Comment by American in Paris
    Dec 22 07:53 am |
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  • Inflation More Likely in Germany, China than U.S., U.K. [View article]
    The third camp is "Administered Inflation" i.e inflation as a fiscal phenomenon, as charges for services rise. Evident clearly in the US... More »
    Comment by Bloatee
    Dec 22 07:03 am |
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  • Inflation More Likely in Germany, China than U.S., U.K. [View article]
    Japan shows that rampant money printing does not necessarily lead to inflation-- It could lead to long term deflation! Whether the same... More »
    Comment by metricon
    Dec 22 06:48 am |
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  • Bullish Dollar Now Driving Currency ETFs [View article]
    Gold this (up-down), Dollar that (down-up). Anyone who has been watching this circus over the last several years with half a... More »
    Comment by Erick Tippett
    Dec 19 22:14 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Bullish Dollar Now Driving Currency ETFs [View article]
    these things are dogs. you get no return... i'm sending my cash to brazil.
    Comment by NoGambler
    Dec 19 19:50 pm |
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  • Japanese Yen: Still a Safe Haven Currency? [View article]
    I don't pretend to be any kind of expert, but I'm starting to get a picture that heretofore was so foreign to me that I thought of it as... More »
    Comment by Northern Dancer
    Dec 19 14:46 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Bullish Dollar Now Driving Currency ETFs [View article]
    The dollar will do a little head fake to the upside, while the carry trade unwinds positions in the face of approaching higher interest... More »
    Comment by altaman
    Dec 19 13:49 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Japanese Yen: Still a Safe Haven Currency? [View article]
    The following Angus Reid polling report throws some light on the current Japanese political scene; a matter closely interrelated to... More »
    Comment by bob adamson
    Dec 19 12:17 pm |
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