‘The solution to the Global Credit Crisis and how it relates to your own financial situation’ by Jamie McIntyre
The solution to the Global Credit Crisis is similar to the financial strategy I’ve implemented on my farms over the past 5 years, and the concept of which is the key
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‘The solution to the Global Credit Crisis and how it relates to your own financial situation’ by Jamie McIntyre
Is the World in a Race to Zero? by Jamie McIntyre
Is the world in a race to zero?
The newspapers have been busily reporting the decline of Australian retailing for most of 2011.
Billabong shares took a hiding recently due to falling sales.
Harvey Norman has been struggling for some time along with other major retailers such
‘Banks try and take Australians for a ride’ by Jamie McIntyre
‘Banks try and take Australians for a ride’ by Jamie McIntyre
Don’t believe the banks for a second when they state they can’t pass on the reserve bank interest rate cut due to higher wholesale funding.
This is a convenient story which is misleading Australians.
Australian banks for some
Jamie McIntyre…Here We Go Again!
With stock markets in turmoil and a great deal of uncertainty in global markets, you could be thinking, “Here we go again. Another Global Credit Crisis.”
Sometime ago I stated – “It’s highly likely a double dip recession could occur overseas.” The current US ratings downgrade really shouldn’t have come as
Debt Facade Cracking in U.K. as Sovereign Contagion Spreads
When Greece’s markets first started cracking wide open, a lot of claptrap spewed forth from Wall Street. The general consensus:
• The problems in Athens would stay bottled up in Athens.
• They would remain “contained.”
• They didn’t mean anything for larger economies, including the rest of Europe, the
Australia’s economic growth into 2050. Our greatest boom period to date ?
It’s an interesting question and one I’d suggest is highly probable that yes, Australia is headed for an economic boom over the next 40 years to 2050, larger than what we’ve seen ever before.
Is the Reserve Bank crazy for raising Interest Rates ?
Personally, I can’t believe they did.
I mean the recovery is barely underway and with the US still likely to suffer a double dip recession, wouldn’t it make sense to at least let the Australian economic recovery get past a crawling speed before slamming on the brakes again?
Is it
Is the Recession and Global Financial Crisis over?
It’s an interesting question, with no doubt a wide range of opinions.
For mine, I think for Australia the answer is yes.
We are extremely fortunate we have escaped the worst of the Financial Credit Crisis and with Asia set to return to strong growth and China wanting to suck


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