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This Credit Bubble (Mar 2009)* The articles on this page are presented as background reading only. The views expressed in them are not necessarily those of Bob Baker or Accuvest(Mackay).
Nothing in this information is to be taken as specific financial product or asset allocation advice which is necessarily appropriate to you.
Such advice needs to take into account any individual investor's investment objectives, tax and financial situation or particular needs. Investors should seek professional advice before investing.
General OutlookIMF slashes outlook Jan 28 2009 The great experiment Hoisington and Hunt via Mauldin Jan 19 2009 A Drama - Australian Financial Review 7 Feb 2009 Europe up to its neck in debt - Australian Financial Review Feb 7 2009 Different Take on the Path to Recovery - Australian Financial Review Feb 18 2009 President under Strain - Australian Financial Review Feb 15 2009 Rescue Package fails to impress - Australian Financial Review Feb 18 2009 View from Inside(1 of 2) - Australian Financial Review Feb 18 2009 View from Inside(2 of 2) - Australian Financial Review Feb 18 2009 Call to Scrap Super Breaks - Australian Financial Review Feb 27 2009 Valuations Play Catchup - Australian Financial Review Mar 5 2009 Storm Seller Tallies $2.4bn - Australian Financial Review Mar 5 2009 $14bn Gone - Australian Financial Review Mar 5 2009 Mergers Hit Advisory Sector - Australian Financial Review Mar 5 2009 Bernanke sees economic turnup BBC 5th May 2009.pdf Goldies analyst declares we have seen the bottom SMH 6th May 2009.pdf Are Harvard and Yale Endowments Still Top of the Class Yahoo 17 Sep 2009f How Did Economists Get It So Wrong? * Global Warming, ETS and Related IssuesGlobal Warming and ETS Perspective - John Smeed Nov 2009
* Overseas CommentTime for a Reality Check - Mauldin Feb 13 2009 A few more pages from various gurus featured on CNN Dec 2008: http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2008/fortune/0812/gallery.market_gurus.fortune/index.html
* * Residential PropertyMany would maintain that it investment is about "time in", not "timing". The credit crisis is putting that theory to a pretty strong test. We acknowledge that it is a very dangerous thing to generalise about residential property pricing trends, and that local factors can often override national trends. In that context however, it is our belief that the current credit crisis and the associated likely rise in unemployment and necessary deleveraging, poses an interesting mix of opportunity and threat for those contemplating critical timing decisions with residential property. You may find these extracts and their associated source documents, interesting to contemplate.
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