Inspired Event’s launch event discussing the use of social media in financial services companies. This clip includes some feedback from the guests. More info about our past/upcoming events can be found at: www.inspiredassets.co.uk and inspiredevents.eventbrite.com

Will it all happen again? Who are the International Bankers: Why did the Market crash in 1929 Did this have anything to do with the Rise of Nazi Germany. Who is rising today? Little clue, both hate the Jews!

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For the latest Paul Krugman, go to PaulKrugmanBlog.com – Krugman is pretty depressed about the economy. It wasn’t clear that Obama was committed to fixing the economy and to fixing health care. He did get much better on the issues a bit later. But one of the odd things is that there is an interlocking set of institutions in the United States that is larger than the Republican party. It is easier to find right wing billionaires compared to left wing billionaires. The left made Obama out to be more of a progressive than he really was. FDR didn’t win all of his political battles, and neither will Obama. His odds are better than anyone could have imagined 3 or 4 years ago, but they are not overwhelming. Officially, Paul Krugman doesn’t support any particular political parties in the United States. Obama opposed Clinton’s universal health care plan. No responsible politician is going to tear up existing international trade treaties, and what we have now is a very responsible administration. If you ask for concrete proposals, you will find that Obama is a middle of the road Democrat. That puts him on the left as far as a general politician is concerned, but he isn’t really that progressive. He nominated the right people in his cabinet. This isn’t the time to be bold and make sweeping changes. He needed to put good people in there, and he did. The vice president did pick a fairly progressive economist. Time will tell whether Tim Geithner as Treasury Secretary will work out. They …

Paul Craig Roberts makes a special appearance on “Tax Day” to explain how the income scam works and how you’re really just a slave to the International Banking Crime syndicate. www.infowars.com www.prisonplanet.tv

Lesson 7: Moe Agostino, Farms.com Risk Management’s Senior Commodity Marketing Strategist. In this video we look more closely at the Global Economies and their impact on grain prices. We will look into the past to get some insight into the future.

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These are the activities conducted by Samarthan Club – The Social Service CLub at IFMR (Institute for Financial Management and Research) between June 2008 to Sep 2009

Freedom Watch highlights the Austrian School of Economics. The only econonmic school that predicted the Great Depression, the 70′s inflation, dot com 90′s crash and the 2007 Housing Bubble. Why don’t our elected officials listen to these economists? Because the Austrian school promotes savings, investment, and a sound money based on a 100% gold standard. On a gold standard the government cannot count on a central bank to print money to finance deficit spending and transfer wealth from the average person to the mega banks and politically favored businesses. If the US wants to avoid the coming hyperinflationary crisis, it is high time our policy makers aquaint themselves with the free market-driven Austrian school of Economics.

Shuhei Abe is the founder of SPARX Asset Management, Asia’s largest hedge fund manager based in Tokyo. Mr. Abe started his career as an equity analyst at Nomura Securities, one of Japan’s top brokerage firms. He then spent seven years in America where he worked for George Soros and his Quantum Fund before returning to Japan in 1989. SPARX’s mission is to become the most trusted and respected Investment Company in the world. In 2006, the firm rebranded to SPARX Group, which is listed on the Japan OTC Market (JASDAQ). In this Opalesque BACKSTAGE video, Shuhei Abe recalls how he launched his firm just towards the end of Japan’s heydays of real estate and stock bubbles, and how soon thereafter he pioneered into the long-short hedge fund format. I never thought I would be running a hedge fund after leaving New York, says Abe, but for him adding hedging and shorts to his portfolio was the the solution to stop losing clients’ assets during a protracted downtrend. Since then, the long-short format has been widely adopted by other investment management companies for Japan equities. Apart from expanding into the long-short format, SPARX has further pioneered small cap research in Japan as well as what now knows as shareholder activism. On the corporate side, SPARX expanded beyond Japan by acquiring COSMO Asset Management in Korea (2005) and PMA Investment Management Limited in Hong Kong (2006). A Green Fund with a Twist SPARX is currently setting up a new fund managed by Abe …