Archive for the 'Exogenous Variables' Category

About exogenous variables that effect capital markets, such as demographics, war, leadership, economic theory, and new technology …

Why Congress can’t and won’t kill ACORN

Despite overwhelming votes to cut off funding for ACORN from both Democrats and Republicans in the US Congress in September 2009, there is a real question as to whether such measures are effective or even sincere. The ACORN scandal regarding the prostitution of minors exposed by young reporters Hannah Giles and Kenneth O’Keefe and publicized by […]

Obama’s Sunday Blitz and the Decline of the Mainstream Media

On Sunday, September 20, 2009, the US President asked to be interviewed on five political news channels in one day: CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS, and Univision. This followed his request to address a joint session of Congress on September 9, 2009 (preempting prime time advertisers) and preceded his scheduled hour-long appearance on the Monday, September […]

Barack Obama: The last US president and the end of the dollar?

Professor Igor Panarin of the Russia Diplomatic Academy in Moscow, has predicted for a decade that the United States is facing a crisis of moral and financial instability that will lead to civil war and a break up of the nation into six pieces by 2010. […]

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