Bob Prechter forecasts another stock market crash
Watch Robert Prechter on Bloomberg TV two years ago on the 20th anniversary of the 1987 stock market crash predict what is unfolding before our eyes today. An uncannily accurate forecast then, and a…
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Pimco's bet on deflation, debt deflation and depression
It is interesting to hear that the Bond King Bill Gross of Pimco is now buying longer maturity treasury bonds as a protection against deflation.
Mr. Gross expects a ‘new normal’ in the global economy…
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Debunking popular myths about Dubai
A reader of ArabianMoney.Net is moving to Dubai and sent me a list of questions about life here. It is always interesting to hear how outsiders see things, and to correct some of the myths…
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CNBC's Rick Santelli hits out at banking recovery sham
Harry S. Dent says this is the eye of the storm that will get worse
UAE recession a sign of the times
The admission by the Governor of the UAE Central Bank Sultan Al Suwaidi that the economy could well be moving into ‘negative growth’, or recession in other words is a sobering moment when some headlines…
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How long for business activity to recover in Dubai?
Dr Marc Faber established a model of the emerging market business cycle in his classic book ‘Tomorrow’s Gold’ published in 2002. It describes the phases of the business cycle from boom to bust and back…
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Short ETFs: probably the very moment to buy, not sell
How interesting that Jim Cramer chose the end of last week to wage war against short ETFs just a day before investors filed a class action against the financial short fund SKF.
You just know…
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Marc Faber turns bearish on stocks
Just a week after appearing bullish on the outlook for stocks in a period of hyperinflation, Dr. Marc Faber told Bloomberg on Friday that ‘ a correction for the market has been overdue for quite…
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Marc Faber on the coming US dollar crisis
While I certainly disagree with Dr Marc Faber on the immediate outlook for stocks, as he is far too bullish after a historically huge rally in what continues to be the worst trade and…
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