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Monthly Archives: November 2009
Don’t worry too much about the Dubai World default.
Posted in Finance, Financial Markets, Politics, The Global Economy
Tagged Abu Dhabi, bankruptcies, bankruptcy, Ben Bernanke, buildings, China, Chris Dodd, credit, creditors, debt, dollar, Dubai, Dubai World, Federal Reserve, Finance, Financial Markets, housing boom, housing market, international housing market, investing, investments, morgages, office buildings, Peter Schiff, property prices, public debt, real estate, real estate prices, Ron Paul, skyscrapers, United Arab Emirates, US currency, US dollar, US economy, US housing market, US monetary policy, Washington Post
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The Journal of Prediction Markets… “may harm your computer”.
According to Google Search: I suppose that their server got infected by a computer virus. They should disinfect it —and make a better use of Google Webmaster Central Tool, which warns early on about malware problems.
BetFair co-founder Ed Wray laments the suppression of UK’s tax incentive for startup entrepreneurs.
BetFair chairman Ed Wray: “Too many hurdles in the way of enterprise”. Wray refers to a tax incentive that he and Black used to launch Betfair after they were forced to go to friends and family for funds, having failed … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Entrepreneurship, Exchanges & Markets, History, Politics
Tagged angel investors, BetFair, business angels, Ed Wray, entrepreneur, entrepreneurs, Entrepreneurship, Great Britain, startup, startup entrepreneur, startup entrepreneurs, startup funding, startups, tax, tax incentive, taxes, The Sporting Exchange, UK, United Kingdom, VC, VCs, venture capital, venture capitalists
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Ron Paul on the Federal Reserve audit
Posted in Finance, Financial Markets, Politics, The Global Economy
Tagged economy, Federal Reserve, Politics, Ron Paul, US economy, US Federal Reserve, US government, US politics
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Gold, US dollar, and inflation
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Posted in Finance, Financial Markets, The Global Economy
Tagged commodities, CPI, dollar, Federal Reserve, Financial Markets, gold, inflation, interest rate, interest rates, ISM, oil, stock market, stock markets, stocks, US dollar, US economy
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Paul Krugman Tries to Foist Specious Argument in Tobin Tax Debate.
It was a nice try but short term financing wasn’t a root cause of the crisis. Highly leveraged, incompetent financing, along with a host of agency problems and too little, not too much, trading share most of the blame. Since … Continue reading
Wanna discussing finance on my other Midas Oracle blog, powered by P2?
http://midasoracle.wordpress.com/ — powered by P2. If some of you wanna be registered there, so as to have a commenting playground with no limits, let me know. For this website (Midas Oracle .ORG), I came back to WP FrameWork. I still … Continue reading →