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30,000 / 19,000 /12,000: Go baby go!
What could possibly go wrong? I guess that’s what bothers me most because we seem to be out of good news.
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My view on what's going on in the financial markets and the global economy, and a few other things that might interest me from time to time.
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tim@emorningcoffee.com
Nov 23, 20208 min read
BREXIT: UK-EU trade agreement, hurry up!
It is an interesting time to look at the ongoing discussions between the UK and the EU on a post-BREXIT trade deal......
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Nov 4, 20205 min read
The Results of the US Election and The Economy
Now that I have digested the surprising results of the US election yesterday, at least as far as where we stand at the moment, I thought...
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Oct 30, 20206 min read
Electoral College: A Strange Way to Pick a President
With the US presidential election just around the corner, now is a perfect time to look at how voting for President of the USA works.
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Oct 28, 202015 min read
US Postal Service (and Absentee Ballots)
President Trump is right in his desire to restructure the USPS albeit not necessarily for the right reasons.
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Oct 23, 20209 min read
My Thoughts: Joe Biden, President Trump and Amy Coney Barrett
President Trump and the Republican party is portraying the ticket of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris (VP) as socialists. I don’t agree.
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Sep 24, 202011 min read
The U.S. Supreme Court
...the process of replacing [Ms Ginberg] ... has fallen into the political abyss of polarisation that currently characterises the U.S.
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Jun 25, 202012 min read
Dr Jeremy Siegel discusses the economy, the equity market and CV19
This post is a summary of two recent presentations by Dr Jeremy Siegel of Wharton, in which he discusses the economy, stock market and CV19.
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May 27, 202010 min read
Inflation or Deflation - What's Next for the U.S.?
Quantitative easing and other government stimulus measures are fuelling a debate about future inflation. But when?
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