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By Humble Student of the Markets I wrote before that the likely negative surprise was going to come from China and not Europe (see Focus

A Tale of Two Londons

March 17, 2013September 10, 2022

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The State of Europe with John Laughland

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“It is certainly desirable that all societies have systems by which to guard their core values, and that justice and peace be preserved…But the values

Long-Term Mutual Fund Flows

December 15, 2010September 10, 2022

Washington, DC, December 15, 2010 – Total estimated outflows from long-term mutual funds were $3.25 billion for the week ended Wednesday, December 8, the Investment

Housing Bill, Part VIII

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The Two Great Financial Mysteries of Our Time: Missing Money and Collateral Fraud There are two great financial mysteries in America: where is all the

Housing & Mortgage Markets – Week of 11.7.10

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Mortgage Giants Could Cost U.S. Plenty; J.P. Morgan to Resume Foreclosures; Starbucks Profits Rise; Lockheed Warns of Costs The Washington Post (6 Nov 10) First-Time

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