A Dangerous Game : France Is Playing with Words Regarding its Deficit
A Dangerous Game : France Is Playing with Words Regarding its Deficit « 50 billion euros in savings », stated Manuel Valls, the new Prime Minister, on April 15th. The announcement hit like thunder :...
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Five Things I Worry About; And What I Don’t Worry About
Dear Investors, Five Things I Worry About More than a few clients wonder if the stock market will inevitably head down a significant amount soon. Some even worry about a large crash like 2008. I’ve...
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David Rubenstein At SALT: Huge Opportunities In China; Doesn’t Know Dre
David Rubenstein is a Co-Founder and Co-CEO of The Carlyle Group LP (NASDAQ:CG), one of the world’s largest private equity firms. David Rubenstein co-founded the firm in 1987. Since then, Carlyle has...
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Why The Experts Are Wrong About Govt Debt
The Experts Are Wrong About the Debt by Ben Strubel of Strubel Investment Management Dear Investors, June 2014 Newsletter Arguments. We’ve all had them, and they came in many different forms. I’m going...
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IceCap: Is Earth Round or Flat? The Global Hunt for Taxes
Is Earth Round or Flat? The Global Hunt for Taxes by IceCap Asset Management What goes around, comes around The Global Hunt for Taxes Back in his day, Christopher Columbus was known as a swashbuckling...
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Puerto Rico Can Prevent Default Through Tax Increases, Expense Cuts
Puerto Rico can prevent a costly default by implementing fiscal and structural reforms such as increasing taxes and reducing expenses, according to a report released by Centennial Group International....
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Jack Lew’s Warning: “Don’t Blow A Hole In The Deficit”
While generally upbeat about global economic prospects, former Treasury Secretary Jack Lew warned policymakers against “blowing a hole in the deficit” by cutting taxes and pursuing aggressive fiscal...
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Rising U.S. debt may be blamed for no coronavirus stimulus checks yet
Americans should have got their second stimulus check by now had things gone as expected. However, there are no signs of stimulus checks yet, thanks to differences between the Democrats and...
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How free coronavirus stimulus checks may eventually cost Americans
Every now and then we see an argument in favor of another stimulus package. Americans are also expressing their frustration on social media platforms on how badly they need another stimulus check. One...
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Coronavirus stimulus checks: Not the time to worry about deficit, Mnuchin says
Its now almost mid-September and we still don’t have any clear idea on when (or if) there will be another round of stimulus checks. Democrats want a bigger package, but Republicans are hesitant to...
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