In the past I’ve stated publicly that there is a corporate stance at the WSJ regarding the GSE litigation (anti-shareholder). I’ve been assured more than once from folks at the Journal my …
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Special Report from Money Morning and Wall Street Insights & Indictments: Special Report from Money Morning and Wall Street Insights & Indictments by Shah Gilani, Money Morning Pssst! Do you want to …
Read More The fear of deflation has become the cornerstone of Keynesian economic thought. A lack of inflation has been used to explain periods of economic weakness from the Great Depression of …
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The Lodging sector performed well in 2014, as evidenced by the NAREIT chart below: (click to enlarge) I have previously researched several Lodging REITs, and I am continuing to seek …
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Greek Election – Decisive Victory by SYRIZA With more than 95% of the votes in Greece’s parliamentary election counted as of the time of writing, Greece’s far-left Syriza led by …
Read More As the demonizing of Syriza gives way to post-electoral analysis, its victory is being seen as anti-austerity not anti-EMU. Politics makes for strange bedfellows, and a small conservative party, Independent Greeks, …
Read More OVERNIGHT MARKETS AND NEWS March E-mini S&Ps (ESH15 -0.26%) this morning are down -0.34% after Greek opposition party Syriza won in Sunday’s election. European stocks, however, shook off early losses and are up …
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by Dirk Ehnts, Econoblog101 Paul DeGrauwe has an article on FreeExchange, which is hosted by The Economist: Since Milton Friedman we have all become monetarists. In order to raise inflation it will …
Read More By electing Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras to be premier, Greeks voted to end the draconian economic measures imposed by Germany and other international lenders. After the dust settles, German Chancellor …
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