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Why Most Financial 'Truisms' Are False
Exploring the idea of Exogenous Cause and Rational Reaction
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U.S. FINANCIAL FORECAST
Where Credit is Due
– A Global Story
When it comes to the financial crisis that began in 2007-2008, the industrialized countries of the world appear to share the same conventional wisdom: The crisis was created by and spread from the United States. That's the cartoon version of recent history. The real version – the one based on facts and evidence – reveals a bigger problem. DETAILS>>
EUROPE | Five-Wave Structure of Recent Decline Speaks Volumes | The January issue warned of a “tired rally." Markets peaked Jan. 11. The FTSE 100 followed Feb. 4. What now?
ASIAN-PACIFIC | Asian Stocks: In a Correction, But for How Long? | Israel General, Tel Aviv 100, KSE-100, Jakarta Composite and Tadawul All-Shares – hard-to-find analysis for these markets and more is inside. |
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