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Weekly Webinars from Dr. Ed Yardeni
Presented by CCM
February 22nd - March 8th, 2010
1:00 P.M. ET
Length: 30 minutes
Sponsor
Register Today!
The first 40 individuals to register are free!
Carolina Capital Markets (CCM) is pleased to provide fixed income investors with access to Yardeni
Research. Dr. Edward Yardeni is among the top financial markets economists in the world. His research has
made bond market investors untold billions over his career.
In these 30-minute webinars, you will hear from expert economist, Dr. Edward Yardeni, President of Yardeni Research, Inc.,
on trends in the economy and financial markets which are vital to a broad spectrum of investment decision makers. Due
to our strategic partnership with Dr. Yardeni, the registration fee for the first 40 will be waived. These slots will
fill quickly—register early to confirm your spot.
Schedule of Events
Clash of the Titans: Bond Vigilantes vs. Socialist Governments
February 22, 2010 1:00 p.m. ET
30 minutes
The Bond Vigilantes are starting to riot in the credit markets of Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece, and Spain. They are agitated that public workers are threatening to riot in the capitals of the PIIGS, especially Greece. The workers are opposed to the austerity measures that the Bond Vigilantes are demanding be imposed on the out-of-control borrowing by their governments.
Join Dr. Ed Yardeni as he discusses this transformation in the old and new economies and how it will affect investing today. This discussion will highlight:
- Will the Bond Vigilantes force European governments to implement austerity measures?
- Will the euro survive?
- Will the sovereign debt crisis spread to Japan, the UK, and even the US?
You won’t want to miss this opportunity to hear from Wall Street Journal and New
York Times writer and renowned speaker, Dr. Ed Yardeni.
Plus, mark your calendar for the next two events in this series!
Will China Float?
March 1, 2010 1:00 p.m. ET
30 minutes
The Chinese have refused to let their currency appreciate. However, they are starting to tap on their monetary brakes to take the air out of a speculative bubble in real estate. While the CPI inflation rate remains low, it could heat up soon given the rapid increase in the money supply over the past year.
- Will the Chinese finally let their currency appreciate if the CPI inflation rate moves higher?
- Will the Chinese sell some of their US Treasuries if they let their currency float?
Inflation or Deflation?
March 8, 2010 1:00 p.m. ET
30 minutes
History teaches that governments often resort to inflation when their debt burdens become too great. This happens when they’ve reached the limit of their ability to raise taxes, but continue to spend by issuing more debt. Today, we have two extreme scenarios offered by Japan and Zimbabwe.
- Why is Japan continuing to experience deflation despite the zero interest rate policy of the Bank of Japan?
- Why is there hyperinflation in Zimbabwe?
- Which model is most relevant to the outlook for the US and other OECD countries?
- What about China, India, and Brazil?
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Presenter: Dr. Edward Yardeni, President, Yardeni Research, Inc.
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Dr. Yardeni previously served as Chief Investment Strategist for Oak Associates, as Chief Investment Strategist and a Managing Director of Prudential Equity Group, as Chief Investment Strategist for Deutsche Bank, and Chief Economist for C.J. Lawrence, Prudential Securities, and
E.F. Hutton. He taught at Columbia University's Graduate School of Business and was an economist with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. He also held positions at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors and the U.S. Treasury Department in Washington, DC.
Dr. Yardeni completed his doctoral and masters degrees at Yale University and completed his undergraduate studies magna cum laude at Cornell University. Dr. Yardeni has published articles in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and Barron's. He has appeared on numerous television and radio business and financial programs.
Register Today!
The first 40 individuals to register are free!
Individual Registration - $195
*Group Registration Options - $1,995
Access for 45 or fewer attendees from the same company. For group registrations of 45 or more, please contact Kathie Eberhard at 704-341-2439 or keberhard@frallc.com.
*Please note when registering delegates under Group Registrations you must submit an advance list of attendees from your organization including email address and name.
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