Stock Market Books

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Shows how and why the Stock Market Crash of 1929 and the Financial Meltdown of 2008 both occurred under Republican Administrations. In both cases, unsustainable policy measures aimed at increasing purchasing power led to boom and bust. In the 1920′s, tariff policy was used to bolster product markets; in the 1980′s and 1990′s, easy credit (consumer and mortgage) policies were used to do likewise. Both proved to be unsustainable, leading ultimately to financial meltdo… More >>

How the Republicans Engineered the Stock Market Crash of 1929 and the Financial Meltdown of 2008

Closing Remarks & presentation: “Does the Implosion of the Shadow Banking System Give Classic Investing a Second Wind?”

“How To Get Fired As a Pension Fund Manager” – Prominent money managers discuss where they find value and why these underexplored areas are often less popular with institutional investors.

“A Casual Talk with Two Guys from Richmond” – The interplay and overlap between the worlds of investing in business and managing businesses from the perspective of two areas that have demonstrated their first tier long-term results in both areas.

“A Funnel of International Value” – From the global mega cap companies to the regional mid cap companies to the national smaller cap companies, these global investors take you on an international quest for value.

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The 2008 Technology issue is chock-full of timely data and expert insight. Survey data includes: the most popular CAD and BIM products, how billable BIM is, how BIM is being used and who’s driving its use, what benefits firms are experiencing by using BIM, how widespread and useful project collaboration web sites are, use of productivity tools such as videoconferencing, IT spending habits and predictions, and MORE!… More >>

DesignIntelligence: Technology Survey 2008

“Hidden Values” – From a macro and micro perspective, three industry leaders examine how to capitalize on variant perceptions via portfolio bets.