timesbusiness.typepad.com - 10/13/2008
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The financial events of recent weeks have filled many of us with shock and panic. Surely no one could have predicted that we would be in this mess? Well, actually, they did. Here are ten people who saw the financial...
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The Mess That Greenspan Made —
TOP STORIES Governments bail out banks, UK wants new Bretton Woods - Reuters Japan May Want to Buy Gold, Not Morgan Stanley - Bloomberg The Sky Falls on Wall Street - BusinessWeek Ten people who predicted the financial meltdown - TimesOnline Is the era of easy credit over for the long haul? - AP Jim Rogers sees Inflationary Holocaust - GoldSeek Where did all that 'lost' money go? - MSNB MARKETS/INVESTING Gold rises as dollar weakens, commodities recover - Reuters ...
Ten who saw the meltdown coming
The Mess That Greenspan Made —
This list of ten people who saw the financial meltdown coming from TimesOnline in the U.K. has a decidedly British slant (I've never heard of half of these fellas), but the Americans that showed up on the list are notable and very familiar (plus there's a dead Russian). ...
THE FINTAG NEWSLETTER @ 21 October 2008
FiNTAG - Hedge Fund News, Views, Opinions and Gossip —
... Fintag says At long last. The CDS market is a sham. TEN PEOPLE WHO PREDICTED THE FINANCIAL MELTDOWN times ...
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