Jean-Paul Renoir

Cash for Clunkers May Cost Up to $45,354 Per Vehicle

This is exactly what the British government had concluded years ago when they studied the French and Italian programs,before considering one themselves. None of this is out of the box thinking ,and merely underlines the demagoguical nature of the curent government.Same with healthcare, why don't they invite British, French,and Canadian healthcare administrators, before trying to reinvent a faulty wheel.

Cash for Clunkers May Cost Up to $45,354 Per Vehicle

This is exactly what the British government had concluded years ago when they studied the French and Italian programs,before considering one themselves. None of this is out of the box thinking ,and merely underlines the demagoguical nature of the curent government.Same with healthcare, why don't they invite British, French,and Canadian healthcare administrators, before trying to reinvent a faulty wheel.

Step Back and Take a Big Picture Look at the U.S. Dollar

He has been publishing this all along!


On May 26 04:30 AM Freya wrote:

> I guess you don't follow accounting changes too closely. US Major
> Banks will experience a windfall asset improvement shortly...in the
> multi-Billions.
>
> It doesn't matter whether its "Real" or not, what matters is what
> is put on the "Books".
>
> Seems like your are also a bit late on Gold, Silver, the USD and
> commodities in general.
>
> The Canadian/Aussie Dollars are both up significantly. The currencies
> of Natural Resource Countries have a tendency to go up as Commodities
> rise in general.
>
> It would have been nice if you had published this 3 months ago, before
> the Fact, not after.
>
>

George Soros, GM and the next Lehman Brothers

When I was in business school (69-71) Penn Central went bankrupt. Most of the uncreative people thought it was a huge calamity;susequently it proved to be just an obsolete business model due to become extinct. In fact it made room for better entrepeneurship to replace it. Same with GM today, make room so better operators such as Tata motors or Kia can pick up the pieces and redeploy the assets more effectively. Haven't you heard of creative destruction! or evolution and natural selection! Even a Keynesian like Obama knows that...Look at the steel industry...they all died and from their ashes better companies took over. You should know better!!! After every major plagues there was a strong economic recovery, obviously caused by new players (since I am talking about the bubonic plague and other population culling ones).
That is also another reason why these wall street CEO's and their highly entitled ego's have to go.

Tuesday Outlook: Commodities, Global Markets

a declining market! society, empire, economy,civilization.Many books on the subject since the eighties...


On Apr 07 08:27 AM Seeking Advice wrote:

> On your EEM chart, you ask "Is the US an EM yet?" To that I say,
> probably just the opposite. What would be the opposite of an emerging
> market be... maybe a retreating market (seekingalpha.com/symbo...)?

China's New Economic Model: Moving Away from Export Led Growth

I totally agree with you.I was based in Tokyo 1986 to 1993 working for one of the top five investment banks. Government interference,and national hubris will eventually take its toll in China.Nikkei still nearly 60% below peak of 1990.

China's New Economic Model: Moving Away from Export Led Growth

I totally agree with you.I was based in Tokyo 1986 to 1993 working for one of the top five investment banks. Government interference,and national hubris will eventually take its toll in China.Nikkei still nearly 60% below peak of 1990.