Links 26 September 2014
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Global Macro / Markets / Investing:
- Bush 2.0 – what everyone thinks of Obama – Business Insider (The Economist front page is a laugh!)
- Economics may finally be changing – Reuters (taken enough times and ruined lives to do it)
Americas:
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- Romney looking at 2016 campaign – Business Insider (are you f’in kidding me?)
- Apple leads major falls in US stocks – FT
- Obama sides with predatory college lenders again – Naked Cap (again, this is our education future?)
- Is this what spooked markets? Fed says rates may rise sooner than later – Reuters
- That and durable goods orders was smashed – Zero Hedge
- Weekly unemployment claims rose, but trend is still down – Calculated Risk
Europe:
- Weak lending equals more stimulus says consensus – Reuters
- UK finally mulling a land tax system – FT (zero to buckley chance, but theres hope still)
- As the UK budget meltdown widens – The Economist (and most revenue comes from slim, protected pickings)
- Asset backed indolence – The Economist slams ECBs latest plan
- Fallout from Scot vote continues – FT (have another crack!)
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Asia:
- Bad loans rising in China – Beyondbrics
- China’s state role in the economy has to reduce – The Diplomat
- China fakes at least $10billion in trade – Zero Hedge
- Corporate saving in Asia reducing investment opportunities – The Economist
Local:
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- Here comes the asset selling as WA budget hole widens – Business Spectator
- Home loan LVR limits may not work says RBA – AFR (since we’ve tried EVERYTHING else….)
- Weaker economy to curtail Melbourne house price growth – AFR (Spring! Spring spring spring!)
- CSIRO scientists in contention for Nobel Prize – The Age (so let’s cut their funding ok?)
- FOFA reforms on ticking deadline – The Age
- The Australian continues its front page terror campaign – Im sure there’s news somewhere else in that rag…maybe
Other:
- F-35 to be ready next year says Lockheed Martin – Reuters
- Wall Street allows non-ideas and coin-tossers to succeed at massive cost to society – Michael Lewis (he’s right unfortunately)
- Can they be beaten with Twitter trading? NYT (maybe)
- France to adopt plain tobacco packaging – FT (surprised at this!)
- Financial media wake-up call – Reformed Broker (a good read this)
- Aston Martin Vantage V12S – AFR (oh yeah – its a Jizz Machine!)
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