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TDI Podcast 155: Rob Parenteau, A Greek Tragedy and More…

April 4, 2010 11:59 pm

Guest: Rob Parentaeu and Andrew discuss the problems in Greece ad Europe. How will this all unfold and when will this become a bigger problem? We also delve into inflation and other topics of interest concerning the global markets.

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Rob Parenteau edits the prestigious Richebächer Letter, founded by the late Dr. Kurt Richebächer. Each issue is an in-depth examination of the world’s currency and credit markets – particularly the growing debts and deficits in the United States and Europe.

Rob’s 24 years as the chief U.S. economist and investment strategist for RCM Capital Management give him a unique and critical perspective of U.S. and global economic policy. In 2006 he was also appointed as a research associate at The Levy Economics Institute.

Get Rob’s latest audio presentation entitled: 7 Global Economic Predictions for 2010 HERE.

Rob has published chapters in three books on finance and economics: Contemporary Post Keynesian Analysis, Financialization and the World Economy and the upcoming The Elgar Companion to Hyman Minsky. He‚s currently preparing a chapter for the Oxford University Press Handbook on the Political Economy of Financial Crises.
Get Rob’s full bio and recent articles here: http://dailyreckoning.com/author/robparenteau/

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7 Responses to “TDI Podcast 155: Rob Parenteau, A Greek Tragedy and More…”

  1. john on April 6th, 2010 11:40 pm

    Another great podcast! I care. But nobody cares that I care. It seems clear that the chickens will come home to roost but no one knows when. Sometime you might step back and tell us where you think this is going.

    "And what rough beast, its hour come round at last,
    Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?"

    The Second Coming (Slouching towards Bethlehem) W.B Yeats

  2. How Likely is a Greece Default? : The Disciplined Investor on April 8th, 2010 10:06 am

    [...] that has been spewing from the government and officials of Greece for weeks. In fact, in the lasted TDI Podcast, we had a very enlightening conversation with Rob Parenteau on this very [...]

  3. Want a Sneak Peek At The Future of Greece? : The Disciplined Investor on April 8th, 2010 10:35 am

    [...] LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE NOW – CLICK HERE [...]

  4. How Likely Is a Greece Default? Likely, Indeed | Reaction Radio on April 8th, 2010 1:57 pm

    [...] that has been spewing from the government and officials of Greece for weeks. In fact, in the last TDI Podcast, we had a very enlightening conversation with Rob Parenteau on this very [...]

  5. MrV on April 12th, 2010 2:20 pm

    Really informative podcast. Regarding the discussion of hyperinflation (circa 33mins), could the second ingredient be unfunded government liabilities which are tied to inflation adjustments? So we have 2 out of 3?

  6. blue monkey on May 9th, 2010 1:24 pm

    Greece and Spain won't pay back. This was a calculated Risk, and a Lesson for the Banking System. The only thing Germans can do is:
    REPOSSESS 170 Leopard 2AEX Battle Tanks from Greece, and 190 Leopard 2A6E Battle Tanks from Spain.
    U.S.A must REPOSSESS 170 F-16 Jet Fighters from Greece, … the rest is gone with the wind …forever …
    Greece must stop paying lucrative pensions with borrowed money, reform the free health care system, and cut down, 4 times the military budged.
    Don't worry; the ECB, the Fed or both will print the money.
    And all of us will share the pain, with our hard-earned money.
    Bad is never good till the worse happened.

  7. Media | Information For Credits on October 6th, 2010 4:39 pm

    [...] April 5, 2010: A Greek Tragedy: Investors in the U.S. and abroad need to be aware of what the Greek economic crisis will mean for the European Union as a whole.  How will it all unfold? Rob Parenteau of The Richebächer Letter discusses in an exclusive podcast with Andrew Horowitz of The Disciplined Investor.   Listen in here! [...]

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