by Jason Apollo Voss | 16 07 2011 | Blog
Across the European continent debt yields on existing debt are rising and indicate a growing level of fear about their nagging debt crisis. Specifically, last week yields rose in Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain – alias, the P.I.I.G.S....
by Jason Apollo Voss | 15 07 2011 | Blog, Intuitive Assessment
Here is a brief intuitive assessment of the U.S. debt crisis. I say “brief” because the negotiations are still ongoing and the details of the resolution are not the important thing. What is important is that the crisis resolves before the 2...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 14 07 2011 | Blog
Both Moody’s and Standard & Poors stated yesterday that they are prepared to downgrade the United States’ vaunted AAA credit rating if the country’s borrowing limit is not raised by Congress past its $14.29 trillion threshold. I consider...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 13 07 2011 | Blog
Normally I do not reprint in entirety other publications’ work because it’s my job to create compelling content for you. However, the conservative financial periodical, the Economist, published an editorial about the ongoing U.S. debt crisis that I think...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 13 07 2011 | Blog
Yesterday, the Zurich based International Capital Market Association (ICMA) disclosed that it has been investigating a well know investment bank selling tactic: hype. I know that you are thinking something along the lines of: “I had already come to...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 11 07 2011 | Blog
I won’t say I told you so, but I will highlight that just one week ago on 4 July, 2011 I said that “Greek debt risk [was] still present,” specifically saying: “Last week the Standard & Poors 500 Index surged 5.6% having almost...
