by Jason Apollo Voss | 22 11 2011 | Blog
In part one of “Is the Mountain of Corporate Cash an Illusion?” I argued that the growth in corporate cash balances is not as dramatic as is often reported by analysts, commentators, and the press. In this post, I’ll show that corporate cash balances are actually...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 22 11 2011 | Blog
With the global economy sputtering and employment growth still stagnating, the supposedly high cash levels accumulating on U.S. corporate balance sheets are drawing heightened attention — and plenty of criticism. Politicians would prefer that U.S. corporations deploy...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 22 11 2011 | Blog
I want to point you to some of my first work in my new role as Content Director for CFA Institute. Namely, a comprehensive guide to the European sovereign debt crisis. This link will take you to a fact sheet that contains links to much important data about...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 21 11 2011 | Blog
Given the many moving pieces, it can be difficult for investors to keep track of the various elements of the European sovereign debt crisis. Here then is a multipart guide for understanding the origins, causes, and unresolved issues of the ongoing economic emergency...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 21 11 2011 | Blog
Editor’s note: This post will be updated periodically as events unfold. Last updated 14 December 2012. Most commentators trace the beginning of the European sovereign debt crisis to 5 November 2009, when Greece revealed that its budget deficit was 12.7% of gross...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 17 11 2011 | Blog
This will be a short post, but I wanted to update my recent post about the European sovereign debt crisis. Everything in that post that I wrote I still hold to be self-evident truths. If anything the situation in Europe is worse now than when I wrote the...
