Is Your Bank Exposed To Greece?
By Roberto De Primis (Guest Post) Have you ever wonder about your bank health (if you have a bank account in one of the following company) and how your institution is exposed to Greece ? source: Bank of...
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3 Safe Havens Where Big Money Is Going
By Chris Vermeulen (Guest Post) It seems everyone is looking for a place to put their hard earned money as uncertainty around the globe continues to rise. Oil, Gold, and Silver which have been the hot investments for...
Read MoreTALF, Not TARP: ECB To Print A Trillion Euros, Leider Mein Liebste
By Andrew Butter (Guest Post) Here’s an idea, if the Euro doesn’t exist anymore then the Greeks can pay back their Euro-denominated debts in imaginary money and everyone can live happily ever after? Meanwhile; trust...
Read MoreConfession Of A Hedge Fund Manager
By Bruce Krasting (Guest Post) With some trepidation, last night I called up a guy who manages a hedge fund (with some of my money in it) and asked, “So, how’d we do?” He says, ”We’re down 3%...
Read More10 Signs of Growing Economic Riots And Civil Unrest In The US
By Michael Snyder (Guest Post) You should let the images of what took place at Occupy Wall Street burn into your memory because the same things are going to be happening all over the United States as the economy continues...
Read MoreWhat If Greece Tells The Troika To Take A Hike?
By Mike “Mish” Shedlock (Guest Post) Government workers make up 20% of the Greek labor force. Worse yet, most of them cannot be fired for virtually any reason. That is about to change, and it’s a...
Read MoreMaking Sense Out Of An Emotional Market
By Frank Holmes (Guest Post) The markets are certainly volatile these days: one week it’s an impending Greek default, followed by a European downgrade coupled with a financial banking crisis, but it’s not all...
Read MorePredicting Markets By Margin Debt
By Streettalk Live via Doug Short (Guest Post) In times of uncertainty, when many fear the sky is falling and that there is no hope for recovery, a prudent investor will begin to look for opportunities. The problem is...
Read MoreEuropean Banks Are Fudging Books on Greece, Says IFRS
By Bruce Krasting (Guest Post) I couldn’t be more delighted than to see the DAX get tagged for 2.5%. This is a consequence of the “Successful” vote in the German Parliament to throw more good money...
Read MoreCommodity Funds Saw The Largest Outflow in 2011
By Commodities Now (Guest Post) Precious metal ETPs (Exchange-Traded Products) have traditionally accounted for a large portion of investor exposure to commodities, representing about one-third of total commodity AUM,...
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