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...on modern day gold standard
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Variant Perception, February 2012
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...on the euro attempt
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Gavekal, February 2012
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...on the dysfunctional Eurozone interbank market
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Crossborder Capital, February 2012
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...on private sector's balance sheet liquefaction
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Morgan Stanley, February 2012
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The Economic Impact of a Lone Business Jet
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In those times of private-aviation bashing, here is a very thorough description of the positive economic impact and multiplication-effect related to a single business jet.
Jeremy Cox, January 2012
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...about a bullish signal
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Hit the Refresh Button, 08.02.2012 , Ken Fisher
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QE Coming of Age
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"...central banks have, through expanding their own balance sheets, in effect liquefied the private sector’s balance sheet and taken the unwanted assets off it."
Morgan Stanley, The Global Monetary Analyst, February 1, 2012 , Spyros Andreopoulos
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An American History Lesson for Europe
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You can draw your own conclusions and parallels with Europe today, and the U.S. Federal Government bailout of the States in 1789, and its refusal to do so again in the 1840s !
WSJ, February 3, 2012 , Thomas Sargent
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These PIIGS Went to Market
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For the two PIIGS still going to debt market (Italy and Spain, the others have been bailed out), where are we now? Debt auctions so far have largely gone just fine, with ample coverage and falling yields.
Fisher Investments MarketMinder , 03.02.2012
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January Jonesing
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When January winds down, there’s one thing you can usually count on: A stream of articles touting the so-called January effect, which claims January’s returns will set the year’s course. Yet today, with one week till month’s end, a quick Internet search yielded only one.
Fisher Investments MarketMinder , 24.01.2012
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