Danielle DiMartino Booth | TalkMarkets | Page 6
Former Advisor, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
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Called The Dallas Feds Resident Soothsayer by D Magazine, Danielle DiMartino Booth is sought after for her depth of knowledge on the economy and financial markets. She is a well-known speaker who can tailor her message to a myriad of audiences, once spending a week crossing the ocean to present to ...more

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The Vanity Of Central Bankers And The Common Sense Rule
In a perfect world, inflation and economic output are neither too hot nor too cold.
FedSpeak: Lost In Translation
Fed officials are willfully blind when they run their mouths as if everything is going to be just right.
Venezuela Burning
How has Venezuela spiraled so far out of control in the wake of the commodities supercycle that built modern-day China, one that filled the coffers of resource-rich exporters worldwide?
Quantitative Easing And The Corruption Of Corporate America
The hope is that Corporate America is at the precipice of an investment binge that sparks economic activity that richly rewards those with patience over those with the burning need for instant gratification.
Retailing In America: Valley Girl (Interrupted)
Is the American consumer hitting a rough patch or have they embraced the world of e-commerce for good rendering traditional brick and mortar trends so yesterday?
Central Banks And The Rise Of Extremism
According to figures compiled by the International Monetary Fund, public debt as a percentage of global gross domestic product reached its nadir in 1914, at 23 percent.
Central Bankers To The Masses: "Let Them Eat Rate!"
The central bankers know best as they command us to eat one rate cut after another. And like it.
Distress Testing The Efficient Frontier
Today, investors may find themselves wondering just what financial spirits have already been unleashed to darken the legacy of the Federal Reserve’s current head.
Has The Fed Bankrupted The Nation?
Volcker, Greenspan, Bernanke and Yellen. Which one does not belong? Logic dictates that Volcker should have been odd man out. After all, there is no legendary "Volcker Put."
Are America’s Workers Playing Hard To Get?
A Morgan Stanley report noted that the number of people not in the labor force but saying they want a job fell to 2.3 percent of the working age population.
The Smell Of Dryer Powder In The Morning
The risk grows with every mega-fund raised that the perverse investing environment will render private equity’s record pile of dry powder into something akin to napalm. Can you say Apocalypse Then?
Is America’s Economy Shooting Blanks?
The U.S. economy is desperately lacking in growth industries and will continue shooting blanks until that changes
Self Fool-Filling Prophesies
Investors have become their own worst enemy. If there’s one thing that will put the Fed back into play, it’s a raucous celebration in the financial markets that all but double-dog-dares the very rate hike that would end today’s fetid fete.
An Embarrassment Of Stitches
Central bankers’ efforts are suffering from the law of diminishing returns, the phenomenon of benefits gained declining as a factor of the amount of money and energy invested.
Give Me Liberty Or Give Me Debt
Among workers who are roughly the age of Vietnam veterans, 65 and older, those who work because they have to now exceed those working by choice by a factor of 2 to 1. The culprits are easily identifiable.
Top Of The Heckling Order
Prematurely or not, the financial markets appeared to be celebrating the writing on the wall that the Heckling Order within the Republican party has been ostensibly decided.
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