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John Mauldin

The creative force behind the Millennium Wave investment theory and author of the weekly economic e-mail Thoughts from the Frontline and a private letter for accredited investors. As well as being a frequent contributor to the US Fleet Street Letter and Strategic Investment, Mr Mauldin is author of the best-selling Bull's Eye Investing: Targeting Real Returns in a Smoke & Mirrors Market (John Wiley & Sons, 2004).

 
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Where do we go from here? - by John Mauldin

"...The final instalment of the extended dinner date between the folks at GaveKal and our own Bill Bonner. John Mauldin was there...and now it's time to hear sense from the man in the middle..."


Empire of Debt, A brave new world - by John Mauldin

"...Is it an 'Empire of Debt' about to go the way of all empires, or into a 'Brave New World'? Let us make no mistake, these are polar opposite views.Where GaveKal sees a rising dollar, Bonner and Wiggin see 'The Demise of the Dollar' - the title of a separate book by Wiggin... a large differenceto your investment portfolio..."


Same as it ever was - by John Mauldin

"...That dinner keeps repeating! Warning - you are about to enter a major doom and gloom zone..."


Inflation and deflation: a coming boom? - by John Mauldin

...This is a subtle argument, but part of an overall theme that we are in a deflationary world. Bonner would agree, but where he sees a negative aspect of deflation, they see a deflationary boom...Inflation can be created by not enough supply to meet demand. But when there is always "more stuff" coming into the market, inflation does not result from supply side problems...


Brave new world, Part II - by John Mauldin

"...Another instalment in the dinner-date saga. In this episode, the happy-larries of GaveKal reach the same conclusions as our own William Rees-Mogg reached nearly 20 years ago..."


This Time It's Different - by John Mauldin

"...The discussion at dinner began as Charles and Louis suggested that trade deficits no longer matter. Bill's eyebrows shot up and he rose to the occasion, coming back with his own arguments. It went back and forth for a few minutes, with your humble analyst egging all of them on..."


Inflation control - US Federal Reserve - by John Mauldin

"The US Federal Reserve is in an extraordinarily difficult position...Inflation control is formost...Some very distinguished observers believe the US Federal Reserve should stop their tightening cycle now. Others think that not only should they keep hiking interest rates at a measured pace...Raising interest rates too much or too little each bring their own set of problems..."


Growing Energy In Kansas - by John Mauldin

"...Opec is beginning to like $50 oil...but as the price remains high, and Chinese demand increases, market forces will replace the worlds dependency on oil with other, cheaper fuels...and other sources of less expensive oil..."


An Economic Playground - by John Mauldin

"...What happens when the US dollar loses its reserve currency status? Jumbo shrimp will sell for jumbo prices in Texas and Oklahoma..."


Canary In The Coalmine - by John Mauldin

"...In 1996, the New York Federal Reserve did a study on what indicators were the most reliable predictors of a recession. The only one of six indicators that was significantly reliable was an inverted yield curve..."



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