Mish’s Global Economic Analysis


Google Tech Talk May 6, 2009 ABSTRACT Presented by Mike "Mish" Shedlock. Mike "Mish" Shedlock is author of one of the most read economics blogs on the Internet: Mish's Global Economic Trend Analysis [globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com Mish gave an @Google talk, sharing his perspective on the state of the global economy (housing, the stock market, commodities, etc.) He also provides his interesting story about how he started blogging, and the impact that it has had on his life personally and professionally. In January, Time.com ranked his site the #1 based on a rounded set of criteria [www.time.com From the article: "Although Mish is not an economist by training, he adroitly gets into the thick of economic data. Mish uses observations made by those in major media, so-called experts and government officials and serves up analysis based on his impression of their relevance and validity. The author is not afraid to attack conventional wisdom."

Both comments and pings are currently closed.

28 Responses to “Mish’s Global Economic Analysis”

  1. [...] Aitir Google Lab » Mish’s Global Economic Analysis [...]

  2. [...] More: Aitir Google Lab » Mish's Global Economic Analysis [...]

  3. buzzz121 says:

    Global whining

  4. TheRealCritique says:

    Left-wing economics has been detonated by Obama Geithner Summers Rubin supporting the giant derivatives bullshit scheme, and allowing banks into investments, so no wonder right-wingers don't trust the left. Of course, the right has no answer either, since they are just shills for oligarchism, not raw capitalism. I'm just saying that attacking 100k per year public employees Mish is moronic. Govt waste is nothing compared to corporate theft. Concentration of wealth among the rich does not work..

  5. evolutionofmankind says:

    Ha. Where does the government get the money? From people who work and the businesses they work for... All they do with it is give more money to the banks who gambled wrong, and the incompetent government agencies who did nothing... and if there's anything left maybe they'll build a highway.

  6. perseverance8 says:

    @TheRealCritique 'Laisses Faire', are you mentioning the obvious illusion of a "Free Market" system. We have in recent history ~40 years not operated under a 'Laisses Faire' 'Free Market' system, we've just been told over and over by our political & media chearleaders about these fictional unicorns frawlicking around us.

  7. TheRealCritique says:

    Hey, Mish, glad I can finally criticize you. You make it so impossible on your webpage since you have such a thin skin. You were a decent analyst of the housing bubble, and worth reading then. Since then, you've turned into a right-wing hater of public servants, putting all the blame on govt instead of the laissez faire policies of stock traders and corporate raiders like YOU. Govt spending should not be the only solution, but it is part of the solution when the private sector has rotted LIKE U.

  8. europa says:

    The debate is does Carbon determine Temperature or does Temperature determine Carbon.

    There is global warming...and global cooling

  9. 1RoaringMonk says:

    wow mishes credentials are impressive!

  10. raguila11 says:

    Mish, please focus on the Federal Reserve and their control of the US Dollar. That is where the problems start and end.

  11. ryanthomastew says:

    So true. ;^)

  12. DavidAKZ says:

    I think the jury is out as to the causes of global warming

  13. ChaoticSouls says:

    Cap and trade just destroys more jobs during an economic downturn. If Obama was smarter he'd focus on the economy before pushing down big legislation like this stuff. On the other hand isn't there still solid evidence for global warming? We should find ways to deal with it without huge debt or job losses.

  14. DavidAKZ says:

    Housing ? Tech bubble ?

  15. DavidAKZ says:

    'Cap and trade' if Al Gore gets his way

  16. DavidAKZ says:

    what exporting military conflict ?

  17. DavidAKZ says:

    Yep. No one wants to talk about this. How could there be inflation of asset prices with this level of outstanding debt ? Food and energy as different story I think

  18. DavidAKZ says:

    It's funny how realism is described as pessimism these days

  19. DavidAKZ says:

    WWII (& III) financed with debt. Google IOUSA

  20. DavidAKZ says:

    A strength of his convictions

  21. DavidAKZ says:

    'Cap and trade', renewable energy ?

  22. DavidAKZ says:

    Because the real world economy of goods and services is going down the tubes. Know anyone who i) lost their job, ii) house.?

  23. DavidAKZ says:

    Leverage= debt economy. Put it this way. How long could you maintain your standard of living if you lost your job tomorrow ? Google ''Money as Debt"

  24. 58robbo says:

    I totally agree with the guy at 40:40. I have no problem with fractional reserve banking as long as it's not govt guaranteed. if a depositer wants to take that risk, that's their baby. i disagree that a non govt backed fraction reserve banking will lead to asset bubbles.

  25. 58robbo says:

    deflation is only a problem if the govt gets in the way! eg, fdr created minimum wages in an era where there was a shortage of cash. imo, deflation is only bad for debt. the consumer sees his wages drop, but so do prices therefore zero sum game imo

  26. 58robbo says:

    the next bubble will be in healthcare, alternative energy and defense! money is about to pour into these 3 sectors like never before and will eventually bust around 2020! lol

  27. ChaoticSouls says:

    krugman got it right for once deflation is problem.. Mish rocks he gets it.

  28. While I agree with the points in Mish’s Global Economic Analysis | Aitir Google Lab , I think the positive sentiment around at the moment is a concequence of a politically engineered set of circumstances. The demand for consumer credit is still weak and there is no significant improvement in the housing sector. The developed nations are surviving on their politicians ability to just borrow and spend into their countries which is unsustainable. Regards, Eldon Kochevar.

Powered by WordPress | Designed by: Aitir Google Lab