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    • 921.

      Spotting the Next Economic Bubble


      by Jose D. Roncal And Jose N. Abbo - 2008-11-28
      It's difficult to predict what the next bubble will be, or when it will develop. But there are "early warning signs," that, like the tiny crocus flowers that push through snow cover in early spring, ...
    • 922.

      Six Critical Risks in Financial Instruments


      by Jose D. Roncal And Jose N. Abbo - 2008-11-28
      A good working definition of financial risk can be found on http://www.investopedia.com: "...the chance that an investment's actual return will be different than expected. This includes the possibili...
    • 923.

      Australian Real Estate Investment & The Sydney Housing Market


      by Hugh McInnes - 2008-12-03
      When it comes to the Australian housing market it is safe to say that it has been one of the best investments for international investors in recent years. There are some impressive real estate f...
    • 924.

      Why All The Stock Exchanges Collapsed


      by Sam Vaknin - 2008-12-09
      In the wake of the global credit crunch, stock exchanges throughout the world collapsed in tandem. Why? 1. All of them - from the mighty Wall Street to the puny Macedonian Stock Exchange - have come t...
    • 925.

      The Shifting Sands Of Finance Lingo


      by Sam Vaknin - 2008-12-09
      In 1976, the word "subprime" used to mean: a loan offered to desirable, creditworthy clients with its interest rate set below the prime rate. Within less than 15 years it came to be defined by this ar...
    • 926.

      Notes On The Credit Crisis Of 2007-9


      by Sam Vaknin - 2008-12-09
      The global crisis of 2007-9 was, actually, a confluence of unrelated problems on three continents. In the United States, investment banks were brought down by hyper-leveraged investments in ill-unders...
    • 927.

      How The East Will Ruin The West


      by Sam Vaknin - 2008-12-09
      Car repossessions are up 25% in Romania, as the members of a newly-minted class of consumers are unable to meet their obligations. Austrian, Greek, Swedish, and German banks are exposed to default ris...
    • 928.

      Libya's Cash Is King


      by Sam Vaknin - 2008-12-09
      Libya has recently emerged as the second-biggest shareholder in Unicredit, Italy's number one bank and Europe's sixth largest banking institution, with a massive presence in Central and Eastern Europe...
    • 929.

      Why Some Governments Like Inflation


      by Sam Vaknin - 2008-12-09
      Some governments like and encourage inflation because inflation masks the true situation and makes them look good. Inflation helps to deceive the public and even experienced observers. How?1. As the g...
    • 930.

      Why Apartment Rental Prices In Developing Countries Are So High?


      by Sam Vaknin - 2008-12-09
      In most developed countries, the renting of residential property (apartments) provides the owner with an annual income equal to 2-3% of the value of his or her real estate. In developing countries, ow...