Saturday, December 12, 2015

Back in the Saddle, Just in the Nick of Time + MORE 10:19 pm Dec 12th

500,000 Reasons Why Millennials Are Having Fewer BabiesIn the US, the average age of a first-time mother is now over 26 years old, up from 21.4 years-old in 1970. Through 2008-2013, the birth rate declined each year, likely the result of the financial crisis and its aftermath. Furthermore, as Goldman's Taposh Bari notes, amid the decline in births since the beginning of the Great Recession, one thing that stands out is that the decline in births has come from the youngest mothers – women under 25 years of age…

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Back in the Saddle, Just in the Nick of Time

– globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com

For those looking for a bit of humor this weekend, here’s an article for the “just in the nick of time” bucket.Back in the SaddleBloomberg reports writes Ally Returns to Mortgage Business Two Years After Total Exit. Ally, whose defunct GMAC Mortgage unit was one of the biggest lenders of subprime mortgages in the run-up to the 2008 housing bust, will inch back into direct home loan originations next year, the bank’s Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Brown said this week at a Goldman Sachs Group Inc…

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Today’s World

– ritholtz.com

YOU’RE NEVER BORED
There’s always stimulation at your fingertips, whether it be Netflix streaming on demand or books delivered wirelessly to your tablet. We always wondered what it was like living in the pre-TV era, never mind the 1800s, when there were vast stretches of emptiness in your day…

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50 Cent Underperforms Oil

– thereformedbroker.com

Alternate title for this post: “Get diversified or die trying”
The New York Times wonders aloud how 50 Cent managed to lose 80% of his net worth since the spring of 2014.

Curtis James Jackson III, better known as the rapper 50 Cent, was worth $240 million in May 2014 and about $50 million last month, according to Wealth-X…

Continue Reading On thereformedbroker.com »

After delineating the importance of keeping an eye on stocks that hedge funds are losing interest in and listing five such large-cap companies, we are back with the other five companies from our list of ten large-cap stocks that the elite investors tracked by Insider Monkey were collectively…

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Are Low Crude Oil Prices a “Boom Or A Curse” For The World Economy?The energy markets are tanking and are at levels that have not been seen since “The Recession” of 2009. Opinions are divided on the effects of the fall.  Some say it is good for consumers, whereas, others say it is bad for the global economy. This article will analyze the overall effects of low crude oil prices on the industry, the major oil-producing nations, consumers and the overall global economy…

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from Royalty Gateway http://www.royaltygateway.com/back-in-the-saddle-just-in-the-nick-of-time-more-1019-pm-dec-12th/
500,000 Reasons Why Millennials Are Having Fewer BabiesIn the US, the average age of a first-time mother is now over 26 years old, up from 21.4 years-old in 1970. Through 2008-2013, the birth rate declined each year, likely the result of the financial crisis and its aftermath. Furthermore, as Goldman's Taposh Bari notes, amid the decline in births since the beginning of the Great Recession, one thing that stands out is that the decline in births has come from the youngest mothers – women under 25 years of age…

Continue Reading On zerohedge.com/ »

Back in the Saddle, Just in the Nick of Time

– globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com

For those looking for a bit of humor this weekend, here’s an article for the “just in the nick of time” bucket.Back in the SaddleBloomberg reports writes Ally Returns to Mortgage Business Two Years After Total Exit. Ally, whose defunct GMAC Mortgage unit was one of the biggest lenders of subprime mortgages in the run-up to the 2008 housing bust, will inch back into direct home loan originations next year, the bank’s Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Brown said this week at a Goldman Sachs Group Inc…

Continue Reading On globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com »

Today’s World

– ritholtz.com

YOU’RE NEVER BORED
There’s always stimulation at your fingertips, whether it be Netflix streaming on demand or books delivered wirelessly to your tablet. We always wondered what it was like living in the pre-TV era, never mind the 1800s, when there were vast stretches of emptiness in your day…

Continue Reading On ritholtz.com »

50 Cent Underperforms Oil

– thereformedbroker.com

Alternate title for this post: “Get diversified or die trying”
The New York Times wonders aloud how 50 Cent managed to lose 80% of his net worth since the spring of 2014.

Curtis James Jackson III, better known as the rapper 50 Cent, was worth $240 million in May 2014 and about $50 million last month, according to Wealth-X…

Continue Reading On thereformedbroker.com »

After delineating the importance of keeping an eye on stocks that hedge funds are losing interest in and listing five such large-cap companies, we are back with the other five companies from our list of ten large-cap stocks that the elite investors tracked by Insider Monkey were collectively…

[[ This is a content summary only…

Continue Reading On insidermonkey.com »

Are Low Crude Oil Prices a “Boom Or A Curse” For The World Economy?The energy markets are tanking and are at levels that have not been seen since “The Recession” of 2009. Opinions are divided on the effects of the fall.  Some say it is good for consumers, whereas, others say it is bad for the global economy. This article will analyze the overall effects of low crude oil prices on the industry, the major oil-producing nations, consumers and the overall global economy…

Continue Reading On investorsinsight.com »

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