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Outline of Lew's Spring 2009 Course: Financial MArkets

Recommended Reading: Global Bear Rally Of 2009 Will End With Japan - From John Mauldin's Outside the Box, January 4, 2010

READ: Will 2009 Financial Market Trends Hold Up in 2010? - Updated 12/30/09

VIDEO: The Collapse of the Carry Trade - Updated 12/02/09

VIDEO SERIES: Economic Policy has Reached a Dead End and the Recession Continues - Updated 11/05/09
READ SUMMARY: Economic Policy has Reached a Dead End and the Recession Continues - Updated 10/05/09

VIDEO: Lew Spellman Interviews Adam Fisher On Financial Markets - Updated November 3, 2009

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More Articles From Lew Spellman:

Inflation vs. Deflation Part I: A Depressed Economy vs. Excess Money
- September 18, 2009
Expectations of inflation which affect the pricing of all asset classes is now far ranging, leaving investors in a state of dissonance. There is a core group who expect inflation - possibly very high inflation - in the future, while another group is firmly convinced that deflation will take hold for an extended period of time. To make matters more muddled there are several core beliefs for the anticipation of inflation. This Part I focuses on the monetary influences for inflation and in Part II that will follow, I will discuss the fiscal basis for inflation. Click Here to Read Sept 18, 2009 Update

DeJa Vu All Over Again: The Return of the Carry Trade and Implications - September 1, 2009
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Government Deficits and Government Debt: The 800 Pound Gorilla - August 18, 2009
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Second Anniversary of Credit Meltdown: A Faith Based Rally - August 03, 2009
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Four Part Video Series
"The Economy: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow"
with Professor Lewis Spellman

The discussion begins with what caused and allowed the great build up of the financing of asset acquisition the world over, how it propelled the global economy, what caused this financial tidal wave to stop, the multipliers that caused financial asset prices to plunge so precipitously and take down the financial institutions holding or insuring those assets. How special were the circumstances and is a reoccurrence a possibility? Click Here To Begin

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About Lew

Dr. Spellman is a Professor of Finance at The University of Texas McCombs School of Business and interdisciplinary Professor of Law at the University of Texas where he has taught since 1971. read more...