16 Tháng Mười Hai 2010(Xem: 4507)
The Fed Reflates the Economy December 15, 2010 – On November 3, the Fed announced after its policy setting Federal Open Market Committee meeting that it was launching the second phase of quantitative easing, with purchases of up to $600 billion in Treasury bonds through the first half of 20111. Although QE2, as it is referred to, is much less than the first round of $1.75 trillion between 2009 and 2010, the Fed’s latest move came to immediate criticism from all circles. Trần Quang Vinh, Ph.D. CTKD 1
23 Tháng Mười Một 2010(Xem: 4304)
There Will Be Blood By PAUL KRUGMAN It’s hard to see how this situation is resolved without a major crisis of some kind. Mr. Simpson may or may not get the blood bath he craves this April, but there will be blood sooner or later. And we can only hope that the nation that emerges from that blood bath is still one we recognize.
02 Tháng Mười 2010(Xem: 4444)
Delusions and Denouement September 15 – Albert Edwards, an equity analyst at Societe General in L o n d on wrote a hard-hitting article about delusions in the stock market. For the column “ Loi Ba n,” I thought it would be an insightful reading and worth sharing it with you in its e ntirety. Trần Quang Vinh, CTKD 1
31 Tháng Tám 2010(Xem: 4352)
Fleeing the Stock Market? August 31, 2010 – In a stunning reversal, investors have been taking money out of stock mutual funds! Is that so? In a recent front page article, the New York Times headlined “In Striking Shift, Investors Flee Stock Market.” Vinh Q. Tran, Ph.D. CTKD1
15 Tháng Tám 2010(Xem: 4737)
Oblivion is Bliss A ray of hope in this gloomy outlook is Bernanke’s policies of aggressive monetary easing, promising to apply all measures available to pump liquidity into the system. Unfortunately, fiscal imbalances at local, state and federal levels continue to show unrelenting strains, not only robbing the economy of stimulus funds, but also dragging it down. Tran Quang Vinh, CTKD1
02 Tháng Tám 2010(Xem: 4633)
August 2 – The temperature soared to oppressive levels but stocks enjoyed a great month. In July, the S&P 500 surged 7%. Except for the bounces from the March 2009 bottom, it has been years since the market saw such elevated returns. A casual observer would understandably conclude that all is well on the mend for the economy. Vinh Q. Tran, Ph.D., CTKD1
17 Tháng Bảy 2010(Xem: 4444)
July 15, 2010 – The stock market has been experiencing severe mood swings, going up and down from one day to the next. After reaching the highest levels since the bottom last March, the key market indices crashed into bear market territories in May and June upon discovery of the not-so-secret fiscal mess of the PIIGS countries. Vinh Q. Tran, Ph.D.
24 Tháng Sáu 2010(Xem: 4761)
Deflation, debt and budget deficits June 22 – It is difficult to think of the U.S. experiencing a deflationary cycle like in the 1929 depression, or a la Japan in the last two decades, with its devastating impacts on economic growth and wealth of the nation.
31 Tháng Năm 2010(Xem: 4629)
Lời Bàn - Kinh Tế và Thị Trường Chứng Khoán Manic Depressive May 31, 2010 – “Sell in May and go away,” so goes the adage about stock market doldrums in summer. Better to sell in May and wait for better market conditions comes fall. Vinh Q. Tran, Ph.D. CTKD K1
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