Christopher Walker
- Features
Thinking the unthinkable
I have lost a lot of money in recent years by listening to the collective wisdom of the Anglo-Saxon high priests of finance on the subject of the euro. They have been universally critical, and frankly ridiculed its chances of survival. As Europe’s sovereign debt crisis has unfolded, the crowing satisfaction from these quarters has been deafening. And yet the euro not only refuses to die, but goes from strength to strength against the dollar. Maybe it is time to turn to an iconoclast to understand what is really going on.
- Book Review
Books: In a ‘death spiral’
‘The Day After the Dollar Crashes: A Survival Guide for the Rise of the New World Order’, by Damon Vickers, Wiley 2011, 190 pages
NewsBanker bashing: the long view
A review of 'Barbarians of Wealth – Protecting yourself from Today's Financial Attilas'
NewsThe Tea Party's penny dreadful
A review of 'The Day After the Dollar Crashes: A Survival Guide for the Rise of the New World Order'
