No ha conseguido contagiarse del optimismo que se respira en Europa y en los mercados en torno a la mejoría española. José Carlos Díez, ahora profesor de Icade y autor del libro “Hay vida después de la crisis” apunta al déficit español, engordado en la segunda mitad de año, el bajo crecimiento y la todavía escasa apertura del crédito para declarar que, de seguir así, … Seguir leyendo José Carlos Díez: El déficit empeora y España podría suspender pagos en 2015

France: “El fiasco” http://feedly.com/k/1eE6IlF El caso Leonarda, una adolescente detenida en una excursión escolar el 8 de octubre y después expulsada a Kosovo con sus padres y sus cinco hermanos, pone en dificultades a François Hollande. El presidente francés ha propuesto a "la escolar kosovar que prosiga su escolarización en Francia sin su familia y ella lo pide", informa Le Figaro. "La propuesta encuentra dificultades … Seguir leyendo France: “El fiasco”

FrexitfeverreachesheartofFrenchestablishment – Telegraph Blogs http://feedly.com/k/1c9g8bd shared via http://feedly.com Seguir leyendo Frexit fever reaches heart of French establishment – Telegraph Blogs

StrappedForCash? Here’sThePriceListForYour Body Parts http://feedly.com/k/1fONlcL As weexplainedlastweek, the sad fact is that cashed-strapped Americans are looking for new ways to make money and selling body parts is becoming a rising trend. Bloomberg crunched the numbers and found out whatpartswillearnthebiggestpaydayonandofftheblackmarket. shared via http://feedly.com Seguir leyendo Strapped For Cash? Here’s The Price List For Your Body Parts

TheInefficientMarketHypothesis http://feedly.com/k/HcnWur Despite significant differences of opinion, two winners of the Nobel in economic science, Eugene Fama and Robert Shiller, express more confidence in financial markets than may be warranted, an economist writes. shared via http://feedly.com Seguir leyendo The Inefficient Market Hypothesis

EstimatesoftheeffectsoftheFed’slarge-scaleassetpurchases http://feedly.com/k/1c77ie4 I attended a conference this weekend on lessons from the financial crisis for monetary policy. Among many interesting presentations, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President JohnWilliams provided updated estimates on the effectiveness of large-scale asset purchases and forward guidance. PresidentWilliams’sanalysis included a survey of academic studies of what effects the Fed’s large-scale asset purchases seem to have had. The table below summarizes … Seguir leyendo Estimates of the effects of the Fed’s large-scale asset purchases

Howthe .0001% MadeitsMoney http://feedly.com/k/1gF5zMG shared via http://feedly.com Seguir leyendo How the .0001% Made its Money

StateOfEmergencyDeclared As AnotherOil/Gas TrainDerailsInCanada http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/zerohedge/feed/~3/O8kdSeIib4Q/story01.htm Thirteencarscameoffthetracksaround 1 a.m. Saturday Seguir leyendo State Of Emergency Declared As Another Oil/Gas Train Derails In Canada

BitcoinClimbsToHighestSinceApril, LedByChineseActions http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/zerohedge/feed/~3/14igKft2AnA/story01.htm Submittedby Jonathan StackeviaTheGenesisBlock, The last week has seen dramatic upwards price action in the bitcoin markets, driven by a series of macro and micro events across the globe. The fallout from Silk Road’s closure turned out to be but a blip in bitcoin’s price history, with significant gains since then. Turmoil in global financial markets and recent news of leading global websites … Seguir leyendo Bitcoin Climbs To Highest Since April, Led By Chinese Actions

Judgingbyresults (atthepeakof a cycle) http://feedly.com/k/1c6h4x2 Found a link in my Blogger stats to a post by Gabriel Rega: http://gabrielrega.com/2013/04/24/filtro-de-hodrick–prescott-no-excel/ The filtro-de is a dead giveaway that it’s not English. But the hodrick-prescott caught my eye. So I clicked the link. There is an intro, in Portuguese according to Google Translate. And then there’s an excerpt from my De-Trending post a while back. Sweet. So I … Seguir leyendo Judging by results (at the peak of a cycle)