Monthly Archives: April 2012

TSX feeling the weight of the global slowdown on its shoulder

This chart gives a pretty fascinating big picture view of the Canadian stock market over the past 10 years as we work our way through this generation’s (debt-created) secular bear.  The fate of the global economy is now reflected in … Continue reading

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GMO’s Jeremy Grantham on career risk in money management

Jeremy Grantham’s Q1 2013 letter is a wonderfully honest reflection on the competing goals of a money manager to, on the one hand, protect clients from the certainty of loss in buying and holding over-valued assets, and on the other … Continue reading

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Trees don’t grow to the sky and all bubbles end

Excellent piece today by Simon Hunt on the state of global growth and likely developments over the next couple of years. The spending-on-debt bubble that has been a mainstay of, first the consumer credit bubble of the past 10 years, … Continue reading

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