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  1. Forget the Great Depression, says Jim Grant , Bernanke would be wise to study the devastating downturn of 1920-21 in which GDP fell 23.9% top to bottom. The response? The Fed allowed rates to rise, ...

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    Fri, 30 Mar 2012

    Forget the Great Depression, says Jim Grant , Bernanke would be wise to study the devastating downturn of 1920-21 in which GDP fell 23.9% top to bottom. The response

  2. U.S. policymakers are in the "anti-capitalism business" and prolonging symptoms of the recession, says Jim Grant . Their actions are "all wrong" and "have nothing to do" with what the founders of the ...

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    Thu, 29 Mar 2012

    U.S. policymakers are in the "anti-capitalism business" and prolonging symptoms of the recession, says Jim Grant . Their actions are "all wrong" and "have nothing to do" with what the founders of the Fed intended, Grant adds, and the

  3. The Benefits Of Fast Growing Beverage Makers Over Coca-Cola

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    Mon, 19 Mar 2012

    an interesting debate took place over whether investing in Coca-Cola ( KO ) or gold was a better long-term investment. Jim Grant made the point that gold had been the better investment since 1996, against an argument by Warren Buffett. Grant suggested

  4. Valuation matters, says Jim Grant , taking a live-TV swipe at Warren Buffett's bearish case on gold and neatly making his point by putting up a chart of the metal vs. Coca-Cola (KO) since 1996 ("an ...

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    Tue, 13 Mar 2012

    Valuation matters, says Jim Grant , taking a live-TV swipe at Warren Buffett's bearish case on gold and neatly making his point by putting up a chart of the

  5. Jim Grant Interview

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    Thu, 8 Mar 2012

    (Cross posted in the politics forum) I highly recommend subscribing to Grant's Interest Rate Observer for those with the means and the will to learn much more about the markets and economics. This interview was spot on and Grant hits the nail on the head.   (I do not know how to link).   ...

  6. Jim Grant Interview

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    Thu, 8 Mar 2012

    (Cross posted in the market insights forum) I highly recommend subscribing to Grant's Interest Rate Observer for those with the means and the will to learn much more about the markets and economics. This interview was spot on and Grant hits the nail on the head.   (I do not know how to link).   ...

  7. "You can either have cheap stocks or you can have good news, but you can't have both," says Jim Grant , quoting Joe Rosenberg, and explaining why he thinks there may be "terrific investment ...

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    Sun, 18 Dec 2011

    "You can either have cheap stocks or you can have good news, but you can't have both," says Jim Grant , quoting Joe Rosenberg , and explaining why he thinks there may be "terrific investment opportunities" despite today's ugly macro backdrop. 1 comment!

  8. Focus on Europe: The Sovereign Debt Crisis, Currency Woes and Finding Quality

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    Tue, 4 Oct 2011

    an arrangement would work on a sustained basis. David: 4. Money-printing and inflation. To the extent that we accept Jim Grant ’s recent definition of inflation as “the over-production of money, a symptom of which is rising prices,” 5 Europe

  9. Blue chips such as Microsoft (MSFT), Mellon Bank (BK), [[CVS]], and Exxon (XOM) - "world-dominating ... well-financed and adaptive" - are catching the eye of Jim Grant , but Treasuries aren't. "People ...

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    Sun, 18 Sep 2011

    Bank ( BK ), CVS , and Exxon ( XOM ) - "world-dominating ... well-financed and adaptive" - are catching the eye of Jim Grant , but Treasuries aren't. "People are flying for safety into a class of security denominated in the very paper money that

  10. From Barron’s, September 19, 2011 (Part 2)

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    Sat, 17 Sep 2011

    com/quotes/analyst-research.aspx , http://briefing.com , www.nasd100.com , www.exitpoint.com . Pg 44: Jim Grant of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer [ formerly at Barron’s; left in 1983 ] is still bullish on gold because people mistrust

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