Chinese Slowdown – Revenge of the Austrians?
On October 4, 2008 we wrote an article titled “Are The Wheels Coming Off Global growth? – Dubai and China” – www.cinemarasik.com/2008/10...
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What Warren Buffet Wrote and How CNBC “Spun” It?
Editor’s Note: It is our belief that all financial networks share the biases we describe in this article. We mention CNBC specifically because it is the l...
VIX – Virtual Invitation to eXtinction?
Editor’s Note: This article describes our surmise of what might have precipitated the waterfall declines in the S&P 500 index this month. Putting it p...
Investor Biases, Financial TV Coverage and Large Money Manager Agendas
Editor’s Note: It is our belief that all financial networks share the biases we describe in this article. We mention CNBC specifically because it is the l...
Are Euorpean and Asian Banks In Trouble Because They Did Not Buy US Treasuries?
No. We are not obsessed with US Treasuries though we can understand why some readers might feel so. Our original title was going to be along the lines of ...
Mo-Force is On Board the Deflation Wagon – Time for Mr. Bernanke to Cut Interest Rates
On August 2, 2008, we wrote an article titled “Jim Cramer on Ben Bernanke – Fair in August 2007 and Unfair in August 2008 – (https://cinemaras...
Why do we watch CNBC? How do we “safely” watch CNBC?
To say that the last week in the US markets was extraordinary seems so lame. But we cannot think of a simpler and more succinct word to describe it. ...
CNBC Management, Listen to Erin Burnett – Let Jim Cramer & Rick Santelli Train CNBC Anchors
On July 23, 2008, Erin Burnett of CNBC hosted a debate on “Job Training: U.S. vs. India” with Vivek Wadhwa, author of “How the Disciple Became...
Welcome Aboard Jim Cramer (& Rick Santelli)
In our article on August 2, 2008 – “Jim Cramer on Ben Bernanke – Fair in August 2007 and Unfair in August 2008”, we asked for a smackdow...
Did CNBC Anchors give us a Market Signal? Yes they did
It is a basic tenet of investing that the Business Media usually provides a contrarian signal. Often, these signals are explicit in nature and get noticed due t...