Saturday, 13 November 2010


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Weekly Roundup From
The Financial Brain Trust

David Frazier: The US Dollar Has Likely Bottomed
Although many financial pundits expect the exchange-value of the dollar to continue to decline during the months ahead, my research suggests that just the opposite will occur – that the dollar will stabilize during the next few days and then turn higher during the coming months . . . get the full story, click here.

Ashish Advani: In Race to the Bottom, the US Dollar Easily Wins
At the current rate, the day when the U.S. economy and U.S. dollar become irrelevant, is not too far into the future. I can predict that it will come in the next decade . . . get the full story, click here.

David Skarica: Deflating the Myths About Bubbles
Because bubbles have happened so often in recent years, many are quick to call a bubble anytime something goes up in price. However, true bubbles are once-in-a-generation events . . . get the full story, click here.


Sean Hyman: How to Escape Inflation Trap Set by the Fed, Treasury
The Federal Reserve has tipped its hand. The central bank unveiled a plan to print money to the tune of $600 billion between now and June. They’re doing this because they’ve shot all of their bullets in their “interest-rate gun” and that hasn’t worked in turning the economy around . . . get the full story, click here.

Bob Wiedemer: Lawmakers Have Their Work Cut Out on Overspending
Last week’s election showed strong signs of an increased focus on our debt problems and genuine concern by many candidates on reducing the debt. The challenge Congress will face is that much of the budget remains off limits to cuts . . . get the full story, click here.