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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Unintended Consequences
The central banks of the developed world are printing money and are engaged in a very-low-interest-rate regime. What does that mean for emerging markets?
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The End Of QE2?
What happens when the Fed is finished with QE2? Correlation is not causation, but all we can do is look back at what happened last time and speculate about the future.
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Inflation And Hyperinflation
Companies and households typically deal with excessive debt by defaulting; countries overwhelmingly usually deal with excessive debt by inflating it away.
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Are Booming Economies Good For The Markets?
The economy has been doing better. Does this mean the stock market is headed higher?
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When Irish Eyes Are Voting
Ireland was once the envy of Europe, with one of the highest growth rates in the world.
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An Improving Economy?
The US economy continues to improve in fits and starts. What can we expect?
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The Future Of Public Debt
While the debt supercycle is still growing on the back of increasing government debt, there is an end to that process, and we are fast approaching it.
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The Burden Of Lower Growth And More Frequent Recessions
The muddle through economy is the product of a few major structural breaks in the world’s economies that have important implications for growth, jobs, and when we might see a recession again.
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A Bubble In Complacency
The market is going up, so all must be right with the world. Or is it?
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Thinking The Unthinkable
John Mauldin looks at real downside risks to his 2011 US and world GDP predictions.
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