And after we consider the impact of the credit boom on S&P 500 earnings we’d say that corporate earnings are never going to be the same again. They may revert to the mean. But it will not be nearly as high as it was at the highs of the credit boom. It’s undeniable that the expansion of the credit bubble and the advent of securitisation and derivatives led to…
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SV, I don't disagree with anything you've said, other than a.) the biz about the fear my kids won't have ...
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I agree 100% SV.. part of the reason why, at this stage in my life I do not want ...
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No one is saying that owning a house is not a good thing.
I am not even saying that the median ...
SV | 22Mar10 | More -
Sambo,
I've not met or spoken to "gold bug" that CAN listen to and debate the other side of the argument.
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An article from the age nearly 2 years ago...
http://news.theage.com.au/business/mortgage-stress-could-grip-1m-aussies-20080424-28av.html
2 year old article.. House prices have increased, number of loans ...
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hmmm.... some very interesting thoughts.
I don't know how some people think China, India, Australia will be fine in the the ...
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Hi Justin. I personally don't think anything will extinguish debt, other than perhaps war or currency inflation. The Euro can ...
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Fekete an extremist!?
I think not, the extremists are those passing off debt as the 'ultimate extinguisher of debt'. How can ...
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Nobody that is incorporated globally wants to confront the liquidation. There isn't any sovereign or corporation to call in ...
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I'd agree that 40 years is too far ahead, SV. Even ten is a stretch of the imagination.
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