WHy The Swiss National Bank Dropped the CHF EUR Cap And What It Means for the ECB's QE Program
Monday, 19 January 2015 | 11:05 pm
Draghi; Hi Tom. I’m going shopping next Thursday. Jordan: How nice Mario. What are you buying? Draghi: Nothing special. Just some high grade bonds. Jordan: Really. How interesting. How much are you buying? Draghi: Well, that’s the thing Tom. It sort of depends. Jordan: Oh. On what Mario? Draghi: Well, on how much YOU will
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Grexit or Grejection
Tuesday, 06 January 2015 | 8:23 am
Can you bail out a country by extending it more credit? Can a distressed entity borrow itself into solvency? The answer to both questions is, yes, but its hard. Greece seems to be expected to do so. In 2014 Greece has managed a primary surplus and is expected to repeat this performance in 2015. 1.
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QE. That ain't working. That's the way you do it. Money For Nothing …
Monday, 05 January 2015 | 8:39 am
QE in the US seems to have worked whereas elsewhere it has either failed to take hold or has not been started. Yet even the US, QE has had less than stellar results requiring three rounds, with a twist and the last one was unlimited as well. Why is QE not very effective? To understand
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Debt Monetization, QE, Inflation, Deflation and Expropriation
Friday, 12 December 2014 | 1:44 am
Central Bank Large Scale Asset Purchases, by which is meant the buying of government or agency debt, is intended to ensure demand for such bonds and to keep borrowing costs low for the government and any other debt issuer whose cost of debt is correlated or benchmarked to government bond yields. Large Scale Asset Purchases,
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Gold. Just Another Thought.
Friday, 05 December 2014 | 6:59 am
Gold. To determine the value of an object one has to determine its usefulness. To determine the price of an object one has to understand the convolutions of the collective human mind.
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