"Annus Horribilis 2006: US Begins Descent, from Financial Hegemon to Pokemon"...The Latest Weekly Free eLetter from Capuchinomics Behavioral Finance Newsletter
The end of the Dollar carry trade which beckons soon, will catalyze a financial crisis of significant proportions.
(PRWEB) March 29, 2006 -- Please visit Capuchinomics.com to read the FREE eLetter "Annus horribilis 2006: US begins descent, from financial hegemon to pokemon" now available on our website or by joining our e-mail list. Capuchinomics and its editor and publisher Paul Mampilly notes that, "the end of the Dollar carry trade which beckons soon, will catalyze a financial crisis of significant proportions as bond yields spreads are at multi-generational lows, our risk indicators at levels of delusional complacency and risks are arrayed like stars on a cloudless night."
As an investor and a participant in the global financial markets, what can investors do to prepare for this coming crisis? Mampilly suggests that investors should "review investments and finances for a malevolent period in financial markets" as in his view, "the placid conditions of today disguise the immensity of the painful and sharp adjustments ahead." Further he goes on to warn investors that "many commonly cited safe investment strategies are traps conceived by Wall Street to maximize their cut while other investments that have been safe harbors in previous crisis periods have been contaminated by the liquidity that is responsible for the current imbalances and . will offer little protection during a crisis."
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Capuchinomics is inspired by a social experiment involving Capuchin monkeys. The Capuchin monkey experiment illustrates that financial behavior is driven by social notions of fairness, greed, equity and predictable emotional logic that can be used to identify trends in the financial and securities markets.
Paul Mampilly CFA is the editor of Capuchinomics and a leader in the use of Behavioral Finance decision making with respect to stock, bond and commodity markets. His commentaries on financial Markets have been published by The Daily Reckoning, Welling@Weeden, 24HPM.com, Google News, GSE Reports, Peak Oil, Unknown News, Gold Investments, and Safe Haven. Capuchinomics is a division of The Capuchin Group LLC.
Paul Mampilly, CFA can be reached at 718-577-1359 or at capuchinomics.at.gmail.com or through www.capuchinomics.com
Capuchinomics is a division of The Capuchin Group LLC is NOT a Registered Investment Advisors (RIA) and does NOT give individual investment advice. Our comments are an expression of OPINION ONLY and should NOT be construed in any manner whatsoever as recommendations to buy or sell a stock, option, future, bond, commodity or any other financial instrument at any time.
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