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Bailout no silver bullet Title: Bailout no silver bullet
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Filed in archive markets by leon on October 05, 2008

Anyone who thinks Paulson's $700 billion bailout, which privatizes profits and socializes debt, will save the US economy, should think again.London-based investment consultancy Independent...

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US economy sags - check the numbers Title: US economy sags - check the numbers
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Filed in archive markets by leon on October 03, 2008

The International Monetary Fund in its latest report warns that the US is headed for recession. And that is regardless of what happens with any bailout package. "The financial turmoil that began...

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Bailout politics Title: Bailout politics
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Filed in archive markets by leon on October 02, 2008

Now that the Senate has passed through the Senate, the heat is on the House to give it the green light. But take a look at the Bill, full of pork barrelling give-aways - including ridiculous items...

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Renewable investment bonanza Title: Renewable investment bonanza
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Filed in archive markets by leon on October 01, 2008

A few weeks ago, I did a blog entry looking at how investment in renewable energy will eclipse the amount of money that poured into the Internet.?That's one big call. Still, now we have a...

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Bailout fails - what now? Title: Bailout fails - what now?
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Filed in archive markets by leon on September 30, 2008

It's hardly surprising that Congress rejected the hastily-thrown together bailout package. All the polls were showing that people wanted them to pass something different. One suspects the...

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Can the bailout fix things? Title: Can the bailout fix things?
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Filed in archive markets by leon on September 29, 2008

The draft bailout bill provides "authority for the Federal Government to purchase and insure certain types of troubled assets for the purposes of providing stability to and preventing disruption...

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The end of capitalism as we know it? Title: The end of capitalism as we know it?
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Filed in archive markets by leon on September 27, 2008

The scene of banks going under and policy makers risking moral hazard and bailing out the guilty is changing US market capitalism as we know it.The great economist Joseph Schumpeter talked about...

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Bailout blues Title: Bailout blues
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Filed in archive markets by leon on September 25, 2008

US president George Bush has moved to heavy Congress into running with the $700 billion package but the entire thing needs to be put in some sort of perspective. It's just not going to...

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Buffett to the rescue Title: Buffett to the rescue
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Filed in archive markets by leon on September 24, 2008

It's always nice to have a few billion in spare change lying around. Just when everything looked like it was going down the chute, Warren Buffett comes in and inject up to $10 billion in Goldman...

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Bailout - not much relief, says Moody's Title: Bailout - not much relief, says Moody's
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Filed in archive markets by leon on September 23, 2008

The $700 billion bad mortgage bailout is unlikely to fix the markets, says ratings agency Moody's.Bloomberg reports that Moody's chief credit officer Richard Cantor says it will at best bring...

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The fall of the investment banks Title: The fall of the investment banks
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Filed in archive markets by leon on September 22, 2008

And then there were none! Last week's implosion of Lehman Brothers has brought about the end of Wall Street as we know it with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley now moving to become bank holding...

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Bad mortgage bailout pain Title: Bad mortgage bailout pain
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Filed in archive markets by leon on September 21, 2008

The Bush administration's stupid short-sightedness continues with the Treasury Department plan to buy up to $700 billion in distressed mortgage-related assets from private firms.Let's get...

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Oil prices and the credit crisis Title: Oil prices and the credit crisis
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Filed in archive markets by leon on September 18, 2008

What does the rising oil price have to do with the credit crunch. The two are inextricably linked, says financier George Soros.Soros says: "We are currently experiencing the bursting of a credit...

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Credit crisis: views from the inside Title: Credit crisis: views from the inside
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Filed in archive markets by leon on September 18, 2008

How bad is this crisis? Bad enough for central banks around the world to pump $180 billion into global financial markets, to jump start a system that seems to have broken down completely. Of course,...

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Redefining recession Title: Redefining recession
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Filed in archive markets by leon on September 17, 2008

According to the official numbers, reported here, the US is not in recession with the growth moving along at 3.3%. But it sure looks and smells like one: months of job losses; declining industrial...

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The tanking banks Title: The tanking banks
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Filed in archive markets by leon on September 15, 2008

An extraordinary day that signals a seismic shift for the US banking system.First, we have Lehman Brothers, Wall Street's fourth biggest bank, making its announcement here that it intends filing...

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Volatility rules Title: Volatility rules
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Filed in archive markets by leon on September 13, 2008

Last week, we saw some extraordinary volatility in the market, thanks to the troubles and uncertainty surrounding Lehman Brothers. The CBOE Market Volatility Index jumped 11.67 percent to 23.06 with...

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Green technology boom Title: Green technology boom
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Filed in archive markets by leon on September 12, 2008

Remember the Internet? Renewable energy and green technology will be a lot bigger than that, say Silicon Valley's venture capitalists.For a fascinating rundown about how the venture capitalists...

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Lehman Brothers: the canary in the coal mine Title: Lehman Brothers: the canary in the coal mine
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Filed in archive markets by leon on September 10, 2008

How quick was that? The rally in stocks following the bailout of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac didn't last that long after after the Korean Development Bank confirmed it had ended talks to rescue...

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Fannie and Freddie fallout Title: Fannie and Freddie fallout
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Filed in archive markets by leon on September 09, 2008

So the Dow Jones gained nearly 300 points on the bailout of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Don't expect the party to last.Home loans are being foreclosed more than ever, growing at their fastest...

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