paul.kedrosky.com - 11/7/2008
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Great new Niall Ferguson article over at Vanity Fair (!) on the rise and fall of what he calls "Planet Finance", where everyone's ten CDOs tall, and the transactions outnumber the people. It is lucid, lengthy, provocative and historically grounded, as you might expect from Ferguson. ...
Niall Ferguson: Solution to Debt Crisis Isn’t More Debt
paul.kedrosky.com 3/2/2009 — Controversial new column out from historian Niall Ferguson in The Australian. His point is that economists should give up their dusty copies of Keynes, and recognize that the discipline is a disaster. At the same time bank ...
Leverage This
adamsoptions.blogspot.com 12/22/2008 — So I believe I have come full circle on all these leveraged ETF's. My first reaction was they were useless, I mean I can create my own leverage if I want (Just buy DEEEEEEEPS!). Didn't take the 5 minutes of time it took to see how they worked, then ...
Blog Archive » Niall Ferguson fights back
ftalphaville.ft.com 6/8/2009 — There have been economic spats before (Rogoff versus Stiglitz comes to mind ), but a new one is definitely brewing in the shape of the tit-for-tat currently raging between Harvard’s Niall Fegurson and Princetonian Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman, over the ...
More Leverage?
alphatrends.blogspot.com 11/4/2008 — I find it amazing that they are now offering an ETF with 3X LEVERAGE These funds are not trading yet but will be soon. So now the trader with at least 25K in his account can get 12:1 intraday leverage on the markets (4:1 daytrade buying power times ...
FT.com / Columnists / Niall Ferguson - What Price Liberty?
ft.com 5/23/2009 — What Price Liberty? How Freedom Was Won and Is Being Lost By Ben Wilson Faber £14.99, 480 pages (e-book and pdf from www.whatpriceliberty.co.uk ) FT Bookshop price: £11.99 Cover of 'What Price Liberty?' by Ben Wilson I confess I was left a little ...
Beyond the Age of Leverage: New Banks Must Arise
niallferguson.com 2/22/2009 — Call it the Great Repression. The reality being repressed is that the western world is suffering a crisis of excessive indebtedness. Many governments are too highly leveraged, as are many corporations. More importantly, households are groaning under ...