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NADHARI ASPA CONFERENCE PRESENTS THE 2010 AFRICAN LOOKING NEW SCHEDULE

Program NADHARI 2010

We present below a list of activities and participants in the conference "NADHARI 2010, A look African" LECTURE

• resource exploitation Conference - JOSÉ LUCAS, SILVA
NSEL

• Conference on Gender - MARGARET BERIWU

• debt Conference - Mbuyi Kabunda

CYCLE PROJECTIONS

• BAMAKO

Projection Projection
• Thomas Sankara, MAN ITS ENTIRETY

• CONAKRY Projection KAS

Projection

• Y'a L'BON AMI - THE ANIMATED MOVIE OF WOMEN HAMDAYALLE

BOOK SERIES OF PRESENTATIONS

• Presentation of the book "AFRICA, THE MOTHER outrage" Juan Carrero, intervenes JOSÉ LUCAS

• Presentation of the book "WHAT TO SWALLOW" GUSTAVO DUCH, Julio Anguita
involved

More information: http://www.aspa.mundalia.info/

How Much Is A Eye Brow Waxing At Jcpenney

Saving savings

You all know the theory of contrary opinion applied to the bag. According to this, it is interpreted that when most investors are optimistic, they have already bought equities, so the market has to lose for lack of buyers. Similarly, if the mass of investors are pessimistic, you've probably sold their shares, then a large part of investors buy shares before or after and their prices rise by lack of sellers.

interesting thing is to know at all times when investors are optimistic or pessimistic. The American Association of Individual Investors publishes a survey of market sentiment is very soon. Carpathian even follow a fairly predictable long-term whereby has to buy stock when the average 8-week upward decrease in the level of 29 . You can follow the interview at this link .

Serve this as an introduction to another survey that found most interesting yet. The AAII Allocation Survey is a survey of the same association, but it shows the composition of portfolio investors. When these investors are cautious and increase the weighting of cash in their portfolios, while reducing the stock position is that it is time to buy equities.





As we see, when the equity percentage drops to about 40% and when the cash rate also goes up to around 40%, probably we are facing a market floor, and buying opportunity for long term . This has happened in the two major land market of the last decade.

International Coulour Chart

Bernanke's helicopter is broken (but not all)

By pursuing the subject (especially since I noticed the previous post if I get into more complicated issues make me just a mess). We have seen that quantitative easing, the monetary expansion by the Fed and the Bank of England seen as an important tool to help overcome the crisis, is not working:

(1) It is becoming as cash in the bank balance;

(2) And although banks have this raised the interest rates they offer to credit applicants and have fallen for savers .

However, some characters if they are getting some of the quantitative easing. The last week has been much talk in the British press salary and bonuses Barclays Capital, where despite the drop in profits is expected that the remuneration should be increased by 17%. And this is not a phenomenon only in banking investment. Robert Peston a few days ago spoke of the difference in executive compensation in publicly traded companies and executives at other companies. The former have seen their compensation grow by 55% last year (!) While the latter have seen their pay fall in real terms.

So it seems to me that the Quantitative Easing is a recipe for political and financial elites translates into improved financial situation at the expense of the middle class. A chart that illustrates this fact is the recovery in house prices in Kensington and Chelsea district of London more expensive compared to, For example, Croydon, a suburban district where people from working class. During the first half of this year prices in K & C reached levels even higher than those of 2007-08, while in Croydon are more than 10% below their highs.

Average Prices Krakow

Raw materials and capital theory and business cycle

Yesterday I was at this conference in sessions focused on the energy sector and shipping. The most interesting was the presentation by Jeffrey Currie, Goldman partner and Head of Commodities Research. Apart from a few facts about gold (for example, he said "you are long gold Either long or Politicians" and he turned around the argument of Daniel Lacalle here to conclude that gold is actually the best "store of value" that exists), which I found very interesting was the explanation of its bullish stance on what raw materials are concerned. Apparently

extractive and agricultural sectors are operating at levels above 90% capacity, compared with levels of 70% in other sectors closer to the consumer. If I understand well, as the Austrian school of economics this is the logical result of the period of artificially low interest rates we have been through. But Currie said another factor: restrictions on political, regulatory and state (eg nationalization of resources) have prevented the necessary investment in these sectors.

In conclusion, it appears that the sector in which to start work on Monday is a good bet for the future.

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Bernanke's helicopter is broken (2)

By pursuing the subject. The chart above shows the annotation where is the money of quantitative easing (ie the bank balance).

Some may seem logical to stay there: the homes and businesses want to deleveraging, and that they will not sue for additional credit. But obviously many if they would like to refinance their debts at more generous terms. And what happens if you try it? For in the UK as shown. Interest medium financial institutions to offer new customers on a personal loan of 10,000 pounds is the highest since 2001. The graph also shows the gap between the rate of interest offered on average a savings account. And the worrying thing is that this situation has not changed for a year.

Conclusion: Ongoing quantitative easing = bank bail-out (or bank bailout continued).

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Bernanke's helicopter ... Political

... is broken. And it frustrates me that even characters who claim to be the left and say what you think Senserrich a good idea (although you will put goosebumps to say.)

Helicopter Mervyn King, Governor of the Bank of England, also never took off. Its 200,000 million pounds (nearly 15% of annual GDP) have fallen as cash in the bank balance, as shown in my drawing. The amount of cash on the balance of the four major UK banks rose by 151,000 million between late 2008 and mid-year. These four banks account for 75% share retail financial market in this country (and if you noticed is 151.000m 200.000m 75%).



But maybe I have not understood the allegory of the helicopter. I had always imagined as a helicopter regándonos everyone equally with cash from the sky. Is that what is meant is that they release the tickets to those who are higher up the income distribution is expected to have a trickle-down effect? How can you agree with this any characters left? Is not this Reagannomics, I asked a colleague? Not really. Reagannomics focused on taking away less money to the rich. QE is give them the money. Ridiculous.

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British and Huerta de Soto

Having said that he would go to the 2010 Hayek Lecture at the London School of Economics of Huerta de Soto was planning to make an assessment. But I will not do. The full transcript of the chat can found in the Cobden Centre .

Steve Baker were there and I suppose Douglas Carswell (although the latter did not see), parliamentarians who are trying to legislate that bank reserves cover 100% of deposits. Daniel Hannan, who publicized the event on her blog and became famous for his 'dressing down' to Gordon Brown in the European Parliament ( over 2.7 million views on YouTube ), did not see him. When I do I saw, and I was surprised he went to John Redwood, the Eurosceptic Conservative MP for excellence challenged John Major for the leadership of his party in 1995 when the latter was still prime minister. His conclusion on Huerta talk:

"I agree with much of the De Soto's analysis of What Had Gone Wrong in the bubble and Credit Crunch. Like him, I Have That Bad arguer Central banking lay at the heart of the crisis . I found it more Difficult to Agree with historical remedies, Which Envisage a Completely Different structure of banks dependent on a currency linked to gold. "

full assessment can be read here . Much more interesting than what I could say on this subject.