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Market Routs Bring Out the Reassuring Bankers (#99)

Jan 24, 20167 min read

Market Routs Bring Out the Reassuring Bankers (#99)

The recent multiple stock market routs have brought out the big international bankers, heads of stock exchanges, investment bankers and

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Global Economies 2015 – Once More Off-the-Cliff, Dear Friends…IV-a - BRICs (#95)

Ashok Dhillon

Dec 19, 20157 min read

Global Economies 2015 – Once More Off-the-Cliff, Dear Friends…IV-a - BRICs (#95)

The consensus in the mid-2000s was, the BRIC economies were going to take over from the advanced economies of the West as the new prime

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Global Economies 2015 – Once More Off-the-Cliff, Dear Friends…III-b (#94)

Ashok Dhillon

Dec 11, 20158 min read

Global Economies 2015 – Once More Off-the-Cliff, Dear Friends…III-b (#94)

Canada is entering into its autumn of economic growth, and that seasonal change was brought on by the prolonged collapse of commodity prices

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Global Economies 2015 – Once More Off-the-Cliff, Dear Friends…III-a (#93)

Ashok Dhillon

Dec 10, 20159 min read

Global Economies 2015 – Once More Off-the-Cliff, Dear Friends…III-a (#93)

We will look at the most powerful economy in the World, the USA, and its geographically close and economically dependent neighbour, Canada

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Global Economies 2015 – Once More Off-the-Cliff, Dear Friends…II (#92)

Ashok Dhillon

Dec 3, 201511 min read

Global Economies 2015 – Once More Off-the-Cliff, Dear Friends…II (#92)

In Part I of this paper, we started by outlining the influence of the American Federal Reserve, particularly its actions post-2008 crash, on

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Global Economies 2015 – Once More Off-the-Cliff, Dear Friends Part I (#91)

Ashok Dhillon

Nov 27, 20159 min read

Global Economies 2015 – Once More Off-the-Cliff, Dear Friends Part I (#91)

The United States set the trend, as it has done for so much that happens in the World, everything from fast food, cars, to clothes, music &

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The Defeat of Central Banks, and the Ensuing World Chaos (#83)

Ashok Dhillon

Oct 1, 201510 min read

The Defeat of Central Banks, and the Ensuing World Chaos (#83)

We had expected the Federal Reserve to not raise interest rates and had mentioned it in our recent Economic Reports

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The gods of Central Banks and the Illusions of Control (#82)

Ashok Dhillon

Sep 16, 20155 min read

The gods of Central Banks and the Illusions of Control (#82)

There is something drastically wrong when a quarter (¼) point rise in the key lending rate becomes this important that you have to encourage

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The Global Economies – The Escalating Train Wreck Part 3b (#80)

Ashok Dhillon

Aug 25, 20156 min read

The Global Economies – The Escalating Train Wreck Part 3b (#80)

During the recession caused by the 2008 crisis, Canada was the least affected out of the G-7 countries. Its economy contracted the least,

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The Global Economies – The Escalating Train Wreck Part 3a (#79)

Ashok Dhillon

Aug 24, 201510 min read

The Global Economies – The Escalating Train Wreck Part 3a (#79)

In this Report we want to address Japan, Russia, Brazil, Canada & Australia. Collectively we believe these economies will put an additional

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Global Economies – The Escalating Train Wreck Part 2 (#78)

Ashok Dhillon

Aug 16, 201510 min read

Global Economies – The Escalating Train Wreck Part 2 (#78)

If China is the 800lb gorilla in the room then surely the United States is the 7 tonne Tyrannosaurus Rex.

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Global Economies – The Escalating Train Wreck Part 1 (#77)

Ashok Dhillon

Aug 13, 201510 min read

Global Economies – The Escalating Train Wreck Part 1 (#77)

Over the last two years or so we have been consistent in our assessment that the Global Economies were not recovering regardless of equally

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Ashok Dhillon

May 12, 201514 min read

Global Economies – Now What? (#76)

Japan, the ‘poster boy’ of extreme Quantitative Easing, is still struggling and on the whole Abenomics has failed to produce the economic...

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Global Economy 2015 – India Report (#74)

Ashok Dhillon

Mar 10, 201511 min read

Global Economy 2015 – India Report (#74)

Narendra Modi is too astute a politician to try and change India overnight, in spite of the grand promises he made during election.

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Global Economy 2015 – Tale of Three Realities: Contraction…Conflicts…Crashes (#71)

Ashok Dhillon

Feb 22, 201511 min read

Global Economy 2015 – Tale of Three Realities: Contraction…Conflicts…Crashes (#71)

On the other side of the ideological, political and economic spectrum, the United States has been, all professed good-intentions aside,

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Global Economy 2015 – Tale of Three Realities: Contraction…Conflicts…Crashes (#70)

Ashok Dhillon

Feb 21, 201512 min read

Global Economy 2015 – Tale of Three Realities: Contraction…Conflicts…Crashes (#70)

Europe is inundated with a number of economic and political problems that are serious enough to threaten its very structure as the Eurozone

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Global Economy – Stall Speed to Nose Dive? (#68)

Ashok Dhillon

Oct 29, 201411 min read

Global Economy – Stall Speed to Nose Dive? (#68)

Deterioration in global conditions that we anticipated in our previous Reports is now manifesting itself everywhere in the global economy

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Global Economy, 2014 – Stall Speed (#67)

Ashok Dhillon

Sep 25, 20147 min read

Global Economy, 2014 – Stall Speed (#67)

Every year, since the financial crash of 2008, economic recovery targets have been set by G-20 Global Leaders, and every year (going on...

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Ashok Dhillon

May 2, 20147 min read

Racism – Ongoing Stupidity (#63)

Racism is not confined to any particular race or colour. All races have and do indulge in racism to varying degrees.

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Weakness In Economies – Strength in Financial Markets – Zen Like Detachment (#62)

Ashok Dhillon

Apr 21, 201410 min read

Weakness In Economies – Strength in Financial Markets – Zen Like Detachment (#62)

In the meantime, it may be helpful to start practicing Zen meditation to cultivate detachment, as the near term global economic future looks

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