John Mauldin
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John Mauldin is president of Millennium Wave Investments. As a recognized expert and leader on investment issues, he is primarily involved in private money management, financial services, and investments. John is the President of Millennium Wave Advisors, LLC (MWA), which is an investment advisory firm registered with multiple states. MWA is also a Commodity Pool Operator (CPO) and a Commodity Trading Advisor (CTA) registered with the CFTC, as well as an Introducing Broker (IB). John is President of Millennium Wave Securities, LLC, an NASD registered broker-dealer.
John is a prolific author, writer and editor of the free popular "Thoughts from the Frontline" e-letter. He also edits the free weekly e-letter "Outside the Box," which features the writing of original thinkers on a wide variety of subjects. John is a frequent contributor to other financial publications, including the Financial Times, The Daily Reckoning and a frequent guest on CNBC and Bloomberg TV. His recent book, Bull's Eye Investing, rose to the New York Times bestseller list and was a New York Times suggested summer reading.
John is a Fort Worth, Texas businessman, and the father of seven children, ranging from ages 11 through 28, five of whom are adopted. He graduated from Rice University in 1972, with a Bachelor of Arts degree, and from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, with a Master of Divinity in 1974. He was Chief Executive Officer of the American Bureau of Economic Research, Inc., a publisher of newsletters and books on various investment topics, from 1982 to 1987.
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Stocks For The Long Run And Other Myths
Almost 1% of the growth of the stock market over the past 130 years has been due to the recent bubble in prices.
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The Endgame For the Economy
Deflation? Stimulus? Deleveraging? Recession? A soft depression? A return to a bull market? With all that is going on, how does it all end up?
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Forecast 2009: Deflation and Recession
Where are we headed in 2009?
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2008: Annus Horribilis, RIP
This week we look at a very interesting, if not altogether encouraging, piece of research on the length and severity of recessions that come during periods of financial crisis, which can apply to not just the US but all countries that are involved in the current crisis.
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I Meant to Do That
The Fed has taken interest rates to zero. They have clearly started a program of quantitative easing. What exactly does that mean? Are we all now Japanese? Is the Fed pushing on a string, as Japan has done for almost two decades? The quick answer is no, but the quick answer doesn't tell us much.
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Some Things That Just Should Not Be
There are things in today's markets that are simply astounding. They should not exist, yet they do.
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Leverage Is An 8-Letter Word
Leverage is an eight-letter word, which the markets now regard as twice as bad as the two four-letter words debt and pain.
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The Economy Gets A Margin Call
John Mauldin looks at some of the recent data on unemployment and retail sales, thinks about the implications of a falling trade deficit and a rising US government deficit, speculates about the potential for a serious stock market rally, and also comments on the potential for a GM bailout.
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The Problem With Deleveraging
What happens when a debt-happy society wakes up and decides that saving is a good thing for everybody?
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Electing The Janitor-In-Chief
This week John Mauldin surveys the economic landscape that the new president will inherit.
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