Market Analysis

Since 19855 Years1 yearSource: St. Louis FedAlso look @ previous post on this issue on Aug 29, '08 [...]

Current Fed Fund Rate: 2.00%Fed Fund Target Rate 1 yearFed Fund Target Rate 5 monthsSource: St. Louis Fed [...]

Via Big PictureSource: S&PVia Big PictureSource: http://www.tfsbrokers.com/property_derivatives.html [...]

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Peter Boockvar - Will Bailout Help [...]

Roll Call of each memberVia NY Times.... [...]

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Source:http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2008/09/28/weekinreview/20080928_MARSH_GRFK.html [...]

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To the Speaker of the House of Representatives and the President pro tempore of the Senate:As economists, we want to express to Congress our great concern for the[...]

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Box#1 is a clear winner, because you have 100% Freedom of Choice. Box#4 is a clear loser, because you have 0% Freedom of Choice.Now, let's take current example[...]

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First United States had "Free Market Capitalism".... Then there was an era of "Regulated Market Capitalism" after birth of Federal Reserve.....Now, we have a whole new thing called"Socialism[...]

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Seven Sharks according to Kevin Phillips FinancializationHuge built up of U.S. debtHome prices collapsingGlobal Commodity inflation building upFraud Government StatisticsPeak Oil-Shortage of OilCollapsing Dollar Who is Kevin Phillips?[...]

"Summary and ConclusionsConventional wisdom has it that, as a government fiscalises the contingent liabilities of nationalised banks, the currency of the country in question should depreciate. More generally,[...]

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"This is not a stimulus to the economy. It's just try to stop bleeding." [...]

From beginning of August this year, GBP/USD & EUR/USD correlation coefficient is more than 0.90. Let's see how long will it last. USD/JPY is already off the correlation[...]

http://www.spp.gov/http://www.agoracosmopolitan.com/home/Frontpage/2008/09/15/02612.html [...]

Source: Wall Street JournalFinally WSJ admits that these crisis are worst since Great Depression. I wonder when McCain & Obama will admit that. They both have same policies[...]

Previous S&P 500 weekly analysis post [...]

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This is an amazing interactive created by NY TIMES. I am really amazed by their work. There are total 29 US Financial Firms who have already lost 1.86[...]

Gold has risen so far near 53$ today, but AUD & EUR have failed to make highs against US Dollar. It is not a divergence of Gold with[...]

I was doing some research on Behavioral Finance with FX market & found this site called Cognitrend. They are leading FX analyst with Deutsche Bank. I don't know[...]

In previous article I said increase gold demand from India may boost price of gold in short term, but one of Gold expert in modern market has something[...]

After pumping $200 billion by central banks around the globe + Fed's bailing out role of AIG, MER-BOA, GS, JP Morgan things, market should calm down at least[...]

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Source: wsjFOMC September 16th, 2008 vs. August 5th, 2008 [...]

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Via CNBC...The end result of the global economic slowdown may be the U.S. announcing national bankruptcy as the government cannot afford the bailouts that it promised and the[...]

2007 Currency Market Correlations Outlines:Foreign Banks(ECB, RBA, RBNZ, BOC, BOE) were raising Interest Rates because of their Inflation Focused policies.Inflation - Higher Crude Oil price were leading to[...]

"This held that the dollar had a “convex” relationship to US economic growth.On this theory, if the US economy goes into a severe decline, or hard landing, then[...]

Dark line represents Capital RaisedLight line represents Write Downs & Loses..... [...]