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euro
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Hubert Marleau: "Whatever it takes," and "As long as it takes."
by Hubert Marleau, Market Economist, Palos Management The Final Monetary Solution for the Euro Zone: “Whatever It Takes”…
Euro tailwinds negative for the US dollar, positive for precious metals
by Donald W. Dony, FCSI, MFTA, The Technical Speculator The election of Emmanuel Macron as the next president…
The Conviction Gap: What Most Advisor Portfolios Are Missing at the Core
Most advisor portfolios mistake active weight for manager conviction. Franklin Templeton's five-factor core equity suite fixes that, starting with a proprietary conviction signal that extracts what managers actually believe.
Joseph Stiglitz: Reform or Divorce in Europe
by Joseph E. Stiglitz, Columbia University, via Project Syndicate NEW YORK – To say that the eurozone has…
Some Thoughts on Greece
by Cullen Roche, Pragmatic Capitalism Well, Greece just got very interesting. The Greeks voted no pretty decisively in…
"Greece Should See It's Debts Forgiven, Pretty Much Wholesale"
by Steve Randy Waldman, Interfluidity.com Greece is a remarkable country full of wonderful people, but along dimensions of…
Europe's Game of Loans
by Erik Swarts, Market Anthropology You might have guessed that after five years and countless volleys of eurozone…
The Greek Drama
KEY TAKEAWAYS Greece is unlikely to maintain its debt repayment schedule without a resolution. A default and a…
What The Record Plunge In The Euro Means For Investors
by Dana Lyons, J. Lyons Fund Management, Inc. The news coverage of the weakness in the Euro has…
Clock Will Be Ticking for Greece’s New Government
by Darren Williams and Dennis Shen, AllianceBernstein Greece is holding early parliamentary elections on January 25. A victory…
The Euro is About to Get Smoked
by JC Parets, All Star Charts Two weeks ago I started to get all excited about the US…