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- British Pound Crashes to New Lows as the Economic Crisis Deepens
- The foreign exchange markets are witnessing heavy and sustained selling of sterling which continues following the Bank of England's inflation report and statement on the economy. The British Pound has fallen below £/$1.50 to currently stand at 149.12, and to a new low against the Euro of 119. The fast...
- External links 2008-11-14
- Stocks' Stealth Bull Market Crushes Bear Hopes (Again)
- The week's price action on the major indices once more illustrated the dangers of letting emotions influence one's judgment when it comes to trading and investing. This was never more evident than during the early week correction that once more suckered many bearish commentators into calling an end to the...
- External links 2009-08-24
- U.K. Housing Market Update
- With the stealth stocks bull market bouncing along nicely towards the mid May interim target of Dow 8,750, attention is increasingly being drawn towards green shoots of economic recovery elsewhere, specifically in the UK housing market which has endured a severe bear market that began following the August 2007 peak....
- External links 2009-05-08
- Stealth Stocks Bull Market Heading for Summer Correction
- The stealth stocks bull market that has soared by 27% on the Dow and 20% on the FTSE these past 7 weeks has left the bears battered and bruised. After every decline that 'MUST' signal the proverbial resumption of the bear market was subsequently BUSTED, we saw some of the...
- External links 2009-04-28
- Defending Capitalism Against Old Europe's G20 Guillotine
- Germany and especially France have fought long and hard against the Anglo-Saxon model of unfettered and weakly regulated free market capitalism for the past 30 years, and as a consequence of which have seen their economic power diminish in relative terms as the Anglo-Saxon capitalism model was adopted world-wide following...
- External links 2009-04-02
- Bank of England Ignites Quantitative Inflation: Now What?
- Economic Shock and Awe, as Interest Rates are cut to 0.5% coupled with £75 Billion conjured out of thin air by Mervyn King Waving his "Central Bank Magic Wand". The government, through what should be more accurately termed as "Quantitative Inflation" than "Quantitative Easing," sanctioned £75 billion in...
- External links 2009-03-06
- The U.K. Housing Market Forecast to 2012 (Part 2 of 3)
- (Part 2 of a 3-part article. For Part 1, click here.) CURRENT UK HOUSING MARKET ANALYSIS AND FORECAST TRENDS by Nadeem Walayat
- External links 2009-01-08
- The U.K. Housing Market Forecast to 2012 (Part 1 of 3)
- Recent house price data as released by the Halifax showed that UK house prices have plunged by more than 20% from the peak of August 2007, which has fulfilled much of the original forecast made in August 2007 for a minimum fall of 15% for the UK housing market and...
- External links 2009-01-08
- Crude Oil's 2009 Forecast: Time to Buy?
- No one could have imagined a little over 4 months ago with crude oil trading at $147, that crude oil would have crashed by 70% and be threatening to break below $40 so soon. Therefore this analysis seeks to to evaluate the prospects for crude oil's future trend over the...
- External links 2008-12-09
- U.K. Interest Rates Projected to Crash to 1%
- Gordon Brown's government, having abandoned all of the fiscal rules that it once prided itself on religiously following, is now hell bent on kick starting the UK economy in advance of the looming May 2010 general election deadline. The 'steady-as-she-goes' economic policy has been replaced by the panicking 'unprecedented actions'...
- External links 2008-12-04
- Is Bankrupt Britain Trending Towards Hyper-Inflation?
- The mainstream media is increasingly full of stories of either Britain going bankrupt or the coming deflation associated with the recession. Whilst both are now obvious given the economic data and government actions however what is missing from the headlines is that under the weight of the exploding public sector...
- External links 2008-11-30
- UK Government Debt Will Double, and Tax Rises Will Follow Tax Cuts
- Alistair Darling's emergency tax cutting budget revealed the true extent of anticipated government borrowing that looks set to take official public sector debt smashing through £1 trillion, this despite the fact that the official data ignores the £500 billion bailout of the banks. The government also announced fantasy growth forecasts...
- External links 2008-11-25
- Cadbury Bid Indicates We're in a Stock Bull Market
- The $17 billion hostile bid for Cadbury CBY should' bring home the inherent underlying actual strength of this bull market as the bid signals that business is returning to normal. Today's bid by Kraft Foods KFT sent the Cadbury stock price soaring by more than 38% and clearly illustrates that...
- External links 2009-09-08
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- Bankrupt Banks Wiped Out by Tulip Backed Securities
- The US government's takeover of the bankrupt Fannie Mae FNM and Freddie Mac FRE on Sunday is reminiscent of the UK government's nationalization of Northern Rock Bank, albeit the scale of Sunday's takeover is several orders of magnitude larger. Still, the result is the same, total loss of capital for...
- External links 2008-09-10
- Hedge Funds Attack Britain's Biggest Mortgage Bank
- Hedge funds over the last 3 days have been in relentless pursuit of Britain's biggest mortgage bank, Halifax Bank of Scotland [LON:HBOS] as the next bank to be pushed over the credit crisis and housing bear market cliff, amidst an atmosphere of global defaults in the wake of Lehman's collapse...
- External links 2008-09-18
- Gold Bull Market Trend Forecast
- TECHNICAL ANALYSIS OF GOLD [click to enlarge] by Nadeem Walayat
- External links 2008-09-24
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