Thursday, April 23, 2009

Emerging Labor Protectionism In Japan

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In 1850 Frederic Bastiat wrote in his prologue the magnificent must read essay, That Which is Seen, and That Which is Not Seen ``In the depa...

Decoupling in Global Pay Rates?

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The Economist publishes a chart depicting planned rates of pay hikes across the globe. The Economist says , ``THE annual pay letter is usua...
Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Corruption Is A Symptom of BIG Government!

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Filipinos have long been seduced to the notion that the only way to get rid of corruption is to elect or put in place a "virtuous"...
Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Bickering And Skepticism Among Federal Reserve Officials Weaken Their Odds of Success

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Aside from the unsound and questionable economic and monetary policies pursued by the US Federal Reserve, another reason to bet against the ...

What happens When The US Runs Out of Financing For Its Bailout Programs

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From the Onion News Network Treasury Department Issues Emergency Recall Of All US Dollars

North Korea: The Land of No Smiles

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View the slide deck of pictures which depicts the gulag-like experience of North Korea taken by Tomas van Houtryve and posted at the foreign...

A Booming Blogging Industry!

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Speaking of advances in the technology sector, guess what particular field in the said sector has been benefiting from today's downturn?...

A Future Race Between Energy and Technology For Market Leadership?

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Bespoke Invest has another set of great charts shown below. They reveal of the fluid dynamics of the composite weightings of the S & P ...

Poll Trends: Americans Fret Over Big and Too Much Government and High Taxes

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From Gallup From Rasmussen Reports From Google Trends High Taxes significantly leads Big government , big business or even global warming
Monday, April 20, 2009

10 Investing Guidelines From Richard Bernstein

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Prolific blogger and fund manager Prieur Du Plessis profiles former Merrill Lynch strategist Richard Bernstein in his website, Investment Po...

Phisix: The Case For A Bull Run

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``Joseph Schumpeter analysed the Great Depression in terms of "creative destruction". He thought that cyclical recessions and depr...