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China should put conditions on US debt purchases
The nature of the current global financial crisis is the biggest debt crisis in America’s history. The issuer of the world’s reserve currency, the US has been borrowing for quite a long time without any limit. America’s trade, international payment and fiscal deficits have existed for over 40 years
To relieve the crisis, the US must repay its debts, and to do that it needs to live a more frugal life instead of asking others to continue lending it the money to maintain its over-consumption.
But if the US must ask China to buy some portion of its national debt, what…
Forget the Bailout, Buy Like Warren Buffett
In today’s semi-political investment environment, it starts to become a little hazy whether we’ve turned the corner or whether we’re still headed for an even worse market crash. Press reports have praised the work of Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Congress for diverting the economy from a new version of the Great Depression.
The only problem is that their plan has not been adopted. It still must run the gauntlet of the U.S. Congress. Anyone who knows something about politics understands that trying to get a bill passed is like playing a grown up version of telephone – you may not…
26Sep2008 | Investment U | Comments Off | ContinuedBuy, Sell or Hold: Valero Energy Corp.
Valero Energy Corp. (NYSE: VLO), the largest independent refiner in the U.S. market, is a well-known and avidly traded name. Despite being a member of the super hot energy sector, Valero has seen its stock price collapse from its 52-week high of $75.75 to Friday’s close at $34.72 (a 54% decline). The 52-week low is $29.70, and the Wall Street analyst community remains very negative on the shares of the San Antonio-based company – even though it beat analysts admittedly reduced expectations for both revenue and earning.
The $64 million question (*) is this: Is it time to buy? During the…
11Aug2008 | Money Morning | Comments Off | Continued
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