Archive for August, 2010


Stimulus is the wrong medicine for solving the developed world’s current problems, and too much stimulus will causes inflation and bubbles in emerging economies first, and inflation in developed economies later, writes economist Andy Xie in a commentary for Caixin Online.

Ratings case against S&P to proceed


(Updates with ratings firms’ lack of comment in last paragraph) Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said Friday the Superior Court has rejected Standard & Poor’s motion to dismiss his case against the credit-ratings agency for allegedly giving artificially low credit ratings to municipalities.


Investors are scared–really, really scared, writes Howard Gold.

Find more subprime information from Google

This blog discusses subprime mortgage problems. Subprime problems began when lenders offered loans to potential home owners with bad credit or credit / income that did not meet the standards of traditional lending. Subprime mortgages for people with bad credit or no credit face an uncertain future. Once the hope of many to enter into home ownership has now been corrupted both by overreaching consumers and predatory lenders. I hope to follow the aftermath of this crisis.

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