De voorspelling van Morgan Stanley over de financiele crisis.
Ik dit artikel in alt.philosophy: over de reeds voorspelde crisis (artikel van John Galt)
Came across this interestesting "national income statement" put together
by Morgan Stanley. It goes back a decade; of particular interest are the
2008-2009 estimate trends, which certainly appear to support concern
about a "double dip," if you are of the opinion that the surging deficit
will drag on the economy.
http://docs.google.com/View?id=dgqgqgv3_6cm572zdx
Key Comparisons between 08 and the 09 projections:
Individual Tax Revenues: Projected to be -20% Y-over-Y (largest previous
dip was -14% in 2002 resulting from the dot-com burst.)
Corporate Tax Revenues: Projected (ready for this?) -54% YOY. (largest
previous dip, -27% in 2001.)
And with that.......
Entitlement Spending: Up 14% YOY.
NonDefense Discretionary Spending: Up 138% YOY.
Defense Spending: Up 14% YOY.
That comes to a 1.8 trillion dollar projected 09 deficit (up from 459B
the prior year) which works out to a -90% profit margin.
I'd short the US.... :-)
JG
Came across this interestesting "national income statement" put together
by Morgan Stanley. It goes back a decade; of particular interest are the
2008-2009 estimate trends, which certainly appear to support concern
about a "double dip," if you are of the opinion that the surging deficit
will drag on the economy.
http://docs.google.com/View?id=dgqgqgv3_6cm572zdx
Key Comparisons between 08 and the 09 projections:
Individual Tax Revenues: Projected to be -20% Y-over-Y (largest previous
dip was -14% in 2002 resulting from the dot-com burst.)
Corporate Tax Revenues: Projected (ready for this?) -54% YOY. (largest
previous dip, -27% in 2001.)
And with that.......
Entitlement Spending: Up 14% YOY.
NonDefense Discretionary Spending: Up 138% YOY.
Defense Spending: Up 14% YOY.
That comes to a 1.8 trillion dollar projected 09 deficit (up from 459B
the prior year) which works out to a -90% profit margin.
I'd short the US.... :-)
JG
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