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Debt roulette: Is Portugal next?
As Greece barreled closer to the edge of a debt default this week, fears that the crisis would infect other countries rattled the world's financial ma...
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Gold glitters on debt jitters
Gold rose $7 an ounce to $1,258, after a series of reports raised questions about banks' capital levels and their exposure to bonds issued by stressed...
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Sovereign debt for dummies
It's only a matter of time till runaway debtors such as the United States hit the wall, investor Rob Arnott argues.Arnott, who runs the value-focused ...
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Is your country the next Greece?
Just over a year ago a few members of the research team at Hedgeye attended a lecture at Yale Law School by Robert Rubin, the former Secretary of the ...
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Where's the next Dubai?
The debt-fueled development boom that fueled the Dubai World crisis is creating headaches in Greece, Romania and other small European states as well.B...
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Debt market strips U.S. of triple-A rating
The United States has lost its gold-plated triple-A rating -- in the eyes of credit traders, at least.U.S. sovereign debt was the third-worst performe...
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The debt threat at Reader's Digest
A $2 billion burden from its private-equity takeover has put the 87-year-old icon in a financial jam.By William CohanIt truly is the best of times and...
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Japan: the next global time bomb?
We try to avoid hyperbole as much as possible at Hedgeye, the research firm where I work as an analyst. But after researching Japanese demographics an...
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Even the bears aren't bearish enough on Spain's coming sovereign debt problem
We often say that investors can be bullish, bearish, or not enough of either. "Our debt is clean, we will not have to ask for help," said Elena Salgad...
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Fannie debt fears won't die
Almost three years after Hank Paulson first brandished his bazooka, the sight of Fannie and Freddie debt is still giving people the yips.The governmen...
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