Andrew Bell's Blog

23/08/2010 - The Scylla of inflation and the Charybdis of deflationary collapse
 
16/08/2010 - “A case for rational, value-based contrarianism”
 
05/08/2010 - “Bulls break out? - You’re never alone with a clone”
 
26/07/2010 - “Default, dear Angela, lies not in ourselves but in your banks”
 
14/07/2010 - Banks – confidence matters more than stress tests
 
06/07/2010 - Economic Nosferatu drain liquidity from markets
 
23/06/2010 - Have we now weathered the double-dip scare?
 
15/06/2010 - Do bonds have sex appeal?
 
07/06/2010 - “Put your own mask on before helping others”
 
25/05/2010 - Revolt sprouting in Brussels?
 
18/05/2010 - You are the weakest link, hello (or Hellas).
 
11/05/2010 - The Common Good – altruism or survival instinct?
 
04/05/2010 - Suddenly there is no good news – squalls buffet markets
 
26/04/2010 - Emu – a flightless bird in a flightless region?
 
19/04/2010 - “Events, dear boy, events”
 
12/04/2010 - Invest in what you believe or what you believe others believe?
 
07/04/2010 - A weaker pound – what the doctor ordered?
 
29/03/2010 - Off to Never-Never Land
 
22/03/2010 - Investing in scarcity – real assets not money
 
15/03/2010 - Britain faces a debt strait jacket unless the economy gets growing
 
08/03/2010 - “Fiscal wrecktitude” or “Germany, the reluctant lifeguard”
 
01/03/2010 - Is risk a bad thing?
 
22/02/2010 - UK fiscal policy - Mr Mickawber, Scrooge, Dr Pangloss, or St Augustine?
 
16/02/2010 - Gilts - risk free return or return free risk?
 
09/02/2010 - Out of recession but into what?
 

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