Tag Archives: recession
The recession is over
Many people ask me whether Australia is going to boom to 2050. It’s an interesting situation and one I’d suggest is highly probable. Australia is headed for an economic boom over the next 40 years to 2050, certainly larger than anything we’ve seen before. It’s incredible. A year ago I was predicting we were nearing a global depression; the US was in all sorts of trouble and clearly headed for recession. However, we’ve been very lucky here in Australia. Read more [...]
The Rules of the Investing Game Have Changed! Says Jamie McIntyre
Recently, I was sharing with a large room of investors my thoughts on the Global Credit Crisis and Recession and what I believe will happen.
I've been saying for over a year now, that the world is heading into a serious recession and there’s a 50/50 chance of a depression and a financial crisis on par with the Great Depression, particularly in America.
A year ago, people thought I was overly pessimistic.
However, those who know me know I'm very much an optimistic person.
I believe optimists Read more [...]
Las Vegas – A Great Place To Holiday Thanks To The Recession
Friday March 6th
Depart Las Vegas today for Miami via Dallas Texas.
I've never been to Dallas before and I recall watching the hit TV show from the 80s called Dallas about the oil rich families of Texas.
I squeeze in a conference call before I depart the hotel at 12pm with a US Company I market in Australia.
I was meant to meet them in Texas for a meeting however due to my tight schedule this was not going to be possible so we settle for a conference call which ends up being productive.
I Read more [...]
Deadly recession cure – Barack Obama's Well-Intentioned Spendathon is Making the Global Financial Crisis Worse
WHEN Wall Street erupted six months ago, American voters swung behind Barack Obama as the best candidate for the crisis.
But with the US losing more than a half million jobs each month, Wall Street down a further 20 per cent since inauguration and American banks deep in trouble, he is making the crisis worse.
In a typically sweeping analysis last week, Paul Keating doubted whether Obama's $US787 billion ($1.2 trillion) budget stimulus would restore confidence in the US or world economy. And he Read more [...]
