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Thursday, April 21, 2011
Government Bubble Targeted with S&P Outlook I refer to this new bubble as the government bubble, the last of all major market bubbles. The overvaluation in asset prices is essentially a mispricing of risk. Like the equity bubble and the private debt bubble preceding the current government debt crisis, risk has been mispriced because of the Pavlovian response that government debt carries no risk.
Thursday, April 21, 2011Government Bubble Targeted with S&P Outlook I refer to this new bubble as the government bubble, the last of all major market bubbles. The overvaluation in asset prices is essentially a mispricing of risk. Like the equity bubble and the private debt bubble preceding the current government debt crisis, risk has been mispriced because of the Pavlovian response that government debt carries no risk.
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Friday, April 15, 2011
Can Dollar Weakness Mean Equity Weakness? Over the long term, all things being equal, it is logically sound to conclude that a weakening dollar must cause assets priced in dollars to rise. However, in the short term, markets are not always logical and can anticipate the next move by world bankers.
Friday, April 15, 2011Can Dollar Weakness Mean Equity Weakness? Over the long term, all things being equal, it is logically sound to conclude that a weakening dollar must cause assets priced in dollars to rise. However, in the short term, markets are not always logical and can anticipate the next move by world bankers.
