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Hoshinoya Tokyo: a ryokan in the city
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in Tokyo
Luxeat.com , 8 November 2017 , Aiste Miseviciute
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...on Quantitative Diseasing in America.
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Excerpt
Fisher Investment, Capital Markets Update: Summer 2017 , Ken Fisher
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Japanese Monetary Policy In A Chinese-Dominated World.
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Or Why The Yen Has Changed Regime And How Japan Should Behave More-and-More Like An Emerging Market?
CrossBorder Capital, Global View, September 2017 , Michael Howell
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...on Innovation, Blockchain and Banks.
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NYU Stern finance professor David Yermack, The Innovation Is the Blockchain, L2inc, Sep 21, 2017
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This Is Not the Financial Crisis’s 10-Year Anniversary
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10 years ago today, France’s largest bank froze three hedge funds as subprime-panicked investors fled. Headlines globally are calling this the beginning of the Global Financial Crisis, and at first blush, it certainly has all the trappings. Packaged subprime mortgages, a run on a bank, a liquidity crunch and hard-to-value assets.
Fisher Investments MarketMinder, August 9, 2017 , Elisabeth Dellinger
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The Bank Bubble of 1929
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"In reality, the bull market of the 1920s had more of an impact upon utility stocks and bank stocks than it did on industrial and railroad stocks."
Global Financial Data, June 3, 2017 , Dr. Brian Taylor
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Some Global Odd & Ends
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When it comes to central bank experimentation, Japan is always at the forefront. If something new is being done, Bank of Japan is where it happens. In May for the first time in human history, that central bank’s balance sheet passed the half quadrillion mark. It should be unsettling where a trillion is a rounding error.
Alhambra Investment Partners, July 3, 2017 , Jeffrey P. Snider
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$106,000 for coffee? Let’s talk compounding
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Most of my five children enjoy drinking coffee. Not just any old cup of joe, mind you, but a premium cup of java from one of the popular coffee chains. When they place their orders, it sounds like they’re speaking in a foreign language.
Vanguard Blog, May 25, 2017 , Fran Kinniry
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The Basis For The Changing Basis
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It is simply the nature of modern Economics to get most things backward. Positive Economics particularly in the form of econometrics has been like a declaration of ignorance, where Economists have formally decided to try and understand as little as possible.
Alhambra Investment Partners, 28.03.2017 , Jeffrey P. Snider
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Global Demographic Trends Shape Policy Environment
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"Demographics are key determinants of what is economically feasible at both the global and national levels. Demographics also
have important implications
for monetary policy. Slower
population and labor force
growth in the coming decades will have a depressing effect on real interest rates."
Economic Letter, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, July 2016 , Mark A. Wynne
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