Showing posts with label Alan Greenspan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alan Greenspan. Show all posts
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Greenspan: US Economy, Fed Stimulus & Obamacare
Alan "Bubbles" Greenspan on whether the U.S. economy is in a recession, if more Fed action is necessary, and what effect Obamacare has had on the economy. As always, the wise investor should take the opposite side of what Easy Al believes.
Greenspan: Think In Terms of Two Separate Economies
Alan "Bubbles" Greenspan, worst Fed Chairman ever, on whether the US economy is in a recession right now. "Think in terms of two separate economies--one is 92% of the GDP, and it's doing reasonably well, and the other 8% is largely long-lived assets"
Monday, June 4, 2012
Greenspan: The Maestro's Market Musings
It's unbelievable that CNBC can still call this man "Maestro" without the slightest trace of irony. Please listen closely to this interview and do the exact opposite of what Easy Al says.
"We really have two separate economies. One economy is behaving reasonably well; in the second economy, there is an extreme level of forward discounting going on. You can see it in the spreads between the 30-year Treasury on the one hand, and the 5-year Note, that spread is the largest in history"
"We really have two separate economies. One economy is behaving reasonably well; in the second economy, there is an extreme level of forward discounting going on. You can see it in the spreads between the 30-year Treasury on the one hand, and the 5-year Note, that spread is the largest in history"
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Alan Greenspan: Housing Market Moving Nowhere
Bubbles Greenspan, perhaps the worst Fed Chairman in history, talks about about the outlook for U.S. housing, the bond market and global central bank monetary policy. His opinions are usually excellent contrarian indicators.
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