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Banks' disease - ECB warns of ‘hazardous contagion’ [31May10]
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by JICWyllie  6-1-2010   
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"Early warning" - Counterparty risk returns to haunt financials [5May10]
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by JICWyllie  5-5-2010   
 Here we go again.
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Massive financial implications - BP warned of rig fault 10 years ago [2May10]
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by JICWyllie  5-2-2010   
 What if the mushrooming costs bankrupt BP? Who pays then? Governments are already far too over indebted.
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UK house prices 'to slump as credit crunch returns' - Will foregiveness be only option?
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by JICWyllie  2-16-2010   
 It's not such a bad one.
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“Bailout” Breaking Down the Language Barrier - More doubts about Bailout 2.0
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by JICWyllie  2-12-2010   
 Sometimes, there's no way out. If you know you are going to fall of the bicycle, the best thing to do is to relax completely. If you tense up, you are certain to break bones.
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Will markets call EU bluff on Greek rescue? - Without Bailout 2.0, it could be Lehman 2.0
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by JICWyllie  2-12-2010   
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New Greece fear leaves euro at market's mercy - What if there's no Bailoout 2.0?
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by JICWyllie  2-12-2010   
 The break up of a currency is a pretty good way of avoiding paying off debts denominated in that currency. Both the Germans and the Greeks (and the rest of the PIGs) might find common cause against the Euro. And I can't see the French fighting tooth and nail for it, either.
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Berlin opens door to Greek bail-out - Bailout 2.0 cont.
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by JICWyllie  2-10-2010   
 "Greek government would have to agree to a “long list” of demands to reform the Greek state". From a Greek perspective that looks like loss of sovereignty to German diktat - an extremely volatile mixture given horrifying memories of the German war time occupation.
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Sterling weakens as eurozone’s problems unsettle the markets - What is Soros doing this time?
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by JICWyllie  2-9-2010   
 Joseph Stiglitz say the speculators and hedgers should be "burned" by a sudden hike in interest rates. No elected government would be able to do that, but the ECB just might. The consequences would be very difficult for Europeans, but it might save the common currency ... whether it is worth saving is another question.
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Europe On The Brink - Contagion spreading
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by JICWyllie  2-8-2010   
 Austria is also reported to be engulfed in bank debt, not to mention Sweden and the Baltic States. Social unrest and an increasingly authoritarian States are liable to be the consequence, for the short term at least. Who knows after that?
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Europe needs to show it has a crisis endgame - Bailing out sinking ships
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by JICWyllie  2-8-2010   
 Integration and standardisation, the watchword of the European Union project, could turn into disintegration, as local currencies will be found to better serve local needs. Long live the drachma (and the Ithaca Dollar).
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Sovereign debt fears rattle investors
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by JICWyllie  2-4-2010   
 "You can run to the rocks, but you can't hide." (Jimmy Cliff)
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Commercial Real Estate Predictions: The End of Extend and Pretend
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by JICWyllie  1-16-2010   
 The 'Extend and Pretend' policy does not just apply to REITs (real estate investment trusts), but seems to be a the heart of most official economic policy.
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Bankruptcy could be good for America
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by JICWyllie  1-12-2010   
 Note the source is the Financial Times.
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Small Business Bankruptcies Up 81% in California
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by JICWyllie  12-30-2009   
 The little guys go down, first.
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27,000 firms go bust (and the same again are at risk)
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by JICWyllie  12-23-2009   
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UK property black hole threatens banks' lending
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by JICWyllie  12-21-2009   
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Greece downgraded over high debt
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by JICWyllie  12-9-2009   
 Europe is falling. What will the order be: 1) Greece, 2) Ireland, 3) Italy, 4) Portugal, 5) UK, 6) Spain? What could Germany and France do then, but follow. What happens then is the $64 trillion question. Hyperinflation? More deflation? Nobody knows, but they will know soon. The knowledge is liable to be depressing for believers in eternal economic growth.
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The Collapse of Finance
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by JICWyllie  12-1-2009   
 The wave is breaking. Time to start surfing for your life. Experiencing the moment, while anticipating what will happen next must be vitally important in preventing wipe outs.
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15 Signs American Society Is Coming Apart at the Seams (1)
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by JICWyllie  11-30-2009   
 Talking 'bout a revolution...
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Dubai debt shock knocks £14bn off bank shares
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by JICWyllie  11-27-2009   
 A lot of high-salaried UK citizens worked in Dubai. They will add to the unemployed back home, while UK banks' balance sheets are shot even more full of holes.
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Peak oil panic? Dubai or not Dubai?
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by JICWyllie  11-27-2009   
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Dubai World asks for debt ‘standstill’
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by JICWyllie  11-25-2009   
 I wonder how much Saudi Arabia has over built. Even by today's standards, $80 billion is a big number for virtually worthless property assets built on the assumption of an everlasting boom.
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Bets rise on rich country bond defaults
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by JICWyllie  11-23-2009   
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U.S. Mortgage Delinquencies Reach a Record High
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by JICWyllie  11-20-2009   
 As predicted ...
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Wilbur Ross Sees ‘Huge’ Commercial Real Estate Crash
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by JICWyllie  11-9-2009   
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Personal insolvencies rise to new record as unemployment bites
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by JICWyllie  11-7-2009   
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Self-jiving Nation (USofA)
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by JICWyllie  10-27-2009   
 Hope is the last illusion.
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Sweden prepares for financial collapse in Latvia and major bank losses at home
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by JICWyllie  10-7-2009   
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European property groups face debt time-bomb
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by JICWyllie  9-21-2009   
 Watch out below!
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Repayment crisis threatens millions of homeowners- #foreclosure #banks
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by JICWyllie  8-21-2009   
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Recession sends personal insolvencies to new high - #bankruptcy
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by JICWyllie  8-7-2009   
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CIT Group Says Its Failure Risks Demise of Customers #business #bankruptcy
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by JICWyllie  7-13-2009   
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Banks Turn the Screws on California #finance #bankruptcy
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by JICWyllie  7-10-2009   
 California is known for leading the way.
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Latvian debt crisis shakes Eastern Europe
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by JICWyllie  6-4-2009   
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Risks / Economy / Financial Markets: BETTING ON LOSERS
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by JICWyllie  6-3-2009   
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Wave of commercial property failures predicted
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by JICWyllie  5-30-2009   
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Two More Banks Fail - 3 for Week - 36 This Year
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by JICWyllie  5-24-2009   
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The end of the Information Age
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by JICWyllie  5-14-2009    1
 Cloud Computing is definately for the birds. Perhaps some low bandwidth, P2P networks could survive the coming energy crunch.
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Is America the new Russia? - 2
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by JICWyllie  4-15-2009   
 Amen, brother.
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