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What I find personally interesting is where are all the screams against me. Last time I posted about Greece being one big national Ponzi scheme, everyone, came out of the woodwordks to attack me. And yet fast forward a couple of years, tax receipts now down massively on the change of...

An Awesome video by a Greek comedian, but some many underlying truths in the 'quips'. Why is it that sometimes only the 'artists can play truther to the truth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zvl9N9GdraQ My favourite video of the month

Yeah the stuff about the monks is probably less relevant (although there is some potential hidden meanings). But its the 'feel' that caught my interest, especially in light of the BASIL III implimentation time table that has been extended way out into the future. Now why has this been...

i think you need to read between the create 'flair' of the article. After all its a journalistic article, not an economic thesis, so it needs an entertainment factor as well. But Michael Lewis is no ordinary financial journalist. Google his back ground, i read his first book 'Liar's Poker'...

new article in Vanityfair Beware of Greeks Bearing Bonds: http://www.vanityfair.com/business/features/2010/10/greeks-bearing-bonds-201010 Great read. Some jokes flying around some traders desks today: Greece society has become an equal opportunity criminal. Reading between the lines...

Guys just a suggestion, keep things tactful, Australia is such a multicultural society (which in my opinion makes it such a great country). These sought of topics need to be touched upon in a sensitive and open minded approach by all people. Its funny because there are very very very few...

my working life started just a couple of years after the recession, i think it was 1994. At the time it seemed much more difficult than the current environment, but with the bennefit of 'harry hindsight' the investing opportunities where much better as well. A recession is great for...

http://www.cnbc.com/id/38482459/ This article presents an interesting viewpoint. Some people look at 'gloom' others 'future opportunities'. I am in the latter camp. Its very interesting, sometimes with democratic societies, an external 'exogenous' negative factor has to come into play to...