• 22Mar

    Financial crisis in United States

    Crisis, Finance No Comments

    Financial Crisis In the comings and goings of UnidosLuego order has been approved by the Emergency Law of Financial Stabilization in United States that provide financial assistance in an important principle to be a part of no less than 700 billion dollars and then go increasing but at the time it imposes a set of rules to the financial market that would give the system more transparent and comptroller.

    Are a set of rules that seek to regulate the free market and therefore has been heavily debated law that was finally adopted despite the fact that at first, primarily from Republican legislators had strong resistance to the measure and were not inclined to go against their own “Bible”, a free market.

    But after negotiations have been carried forward and will now be implemented gradually to give greater stability to the finance system of the country and the world as it is evident that the United States has influence in the global economy.

    Economic analysts are cautious and want to wait how the market will react to these measures and in what time they can see the results. The truth is that as the majority of those on the topic was the best solution to the problem has since been adopted and is now more complicated would be solved but it remains to be seen. Some predictions indicate that the recession in the U.S. economy would take at least 6 months to a year.

    We will continue to be aware of the facts blogfinanciero and update information. What is striking about what happened is they had to make some or a few Orthodox going against their principles

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  • 19Mar

    The lessons we should learn from investors in 2009

    Crisis, Economy, Finance, investment No Comments

    1. Make sure their own funds
    You must understand where their money is invested and why. You can rely on consultants, but at the end of the day, you have the results, not them.

    2. DO NOT RELY ON AN INVESTOR
    Thank God not everyone is Bernard Madoff, but most of the best and brightest of Wall Street lost 40% or more this year.

    3. DO NOT INVEST IN SOMETHING THAT DOES NOT UNDERSTAND
    For years I refused to recommend the shares of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for this reason, despite the efforts of various market sources.

    4. EXPERTS ALSO FAIL
    Take all the predictions of experts with a pinch of salt. Some economists predicted successfully 12 of the last four recessions, but some were wrong.

    5. His grandmother was right: SAVE
    A penny saved is a penny earned. In an economy where it is easier to borrow $ 10,000 to find an electrician, this is a problem.

    6. Avoid unnecessary risks
    Most investment mistakes are usually those that you take that and not lost.

  • 03Mar

    Obama uses Harvard for brains as did Kennedy

    Economy, Finance No Comments
    Jody Freeman, professor of law at Harvard University, helped to pressure the government of former president George W. Bush in a lawsuit to regulate greenhouse gases. Freeman is now advising Barack Obama to the president on how best to combat global warming.

    Freeman is one of at least 11 Harvard professors who have joined the government of Obama, the most since the sixties in President John F. Kennedy enrolled at the university intellectuals often based in Cambridge, the state of Massachusetts. A new staff are being recruited from the Department of Economics, Kennedy School of Public Administration and Law School.

    Obama, a graduate in law from Harvard in 1991, is surrounded by intellectuals who, as president, have gravitated toward public service. Bring expertise in public policy and partisan politics, not ideology that characterized the Bush Administration, said Jeffrey Frankel, Professor of Capital Formation and Growth at Harvard’s Kennedy School