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06. September 2010

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About: John Mauldin

Name: John Mauldin
Company: Millennium Wave
Function: President
URL: http://www.frontlinethoughts.com/
Email: John@frontlinethoughts.com
About: John Mauldin is president of Millennium Wave Advisors, LLC, (MWA) a registered investment advisor. All material presented herein is believed to be reliable but we cannot attest to its accuracy. Investment recommendations may change and readers are urged to check with their investment counselors before making any investment decisions. Opinions expressed in these reports may change without prior notice. John Mauldin and/or the staff at Millennium Wave Advisors, LLC may or may not have investments in any funds cited above. Mauldin can be reached at 800-829-7273. MWA is also a Commodity Pool Operator (CPO) and a Commodity Trading Advisor (CTA) registered with the CFTC, as well as an Introducing Broker (IB). John Mauldin is a registered representative of Millennium Wave Securities, LLC, (MWS) an NASD registered broker-dealer. Millennium Wave Investments is a dba of MWA LLC and MWS LLC. Funds recommended by Mauldin may pay a portion of their fees to Altegris Investments who will share 1/3 of those fees with MWS and thus to Mauldin. For more information please see "How does it work" at www.accreditedinvestor.ws. This website and any views expressed herein are provided for information purposes only and should not be construed in any way as an offer, an endorsement or inducement to invest with any CTA, fund or program mentioned. Before seeking any advisors services or making an investment in a fund, investors must read and examine thoroughly the respective disclosure document or offering memorandum. Please read the information under the tab "Hedge Funds: Risks" for further risks associated with hedge funds.

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John Mauldin is president of Millennium Wave Advisors, LLC, a registered investment advisor. All material presented herein is believed to be reliable but we cannot attest to its accuracy. Investment recommendations may change and readers are urged to check with their investment counselors before making any investment decisions.

Opinions expressed in these reports may change without prior notice. John Mauldin and/or the staffs at Millennium Wave Advisors, LLC may or may not have investments in any funds cited above.

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Guest Articles
The Geography of Recession - by P. Zeihan
This Way Be Dragons
Credit Crisis Watch - by Dr. Prieur de Plessis
The Paradox of Deficits
An Israeli Prime Minister Comes to Washington Again - by G. Friedman
The End Game Draws Nigh - The Future Evolution of the Debt-to-GDP Ratio - by H. Brock
Faith-based economics
The $33,000,000,000,000 Question - by Niels C. Jensen
Green Shoots or Dandelion Weeds?
The Geopolitics of Pandemics - by George Friedman
The Financial Commentator on the Economy - by E. James Welsh
Sell in May and Go Away
On Energy Production and US Intelligence Failures - by P. W. Huber, G. Friedman
Back to the Future Recession
Second Quarter Forecast 2009: Global Trends - by George Friedman
Quarterly Review and Outlook - by Van Hoisington, Dr. Lacy Hunt
The Trend May Not Be Your Friend
Thoughts on the Market Rebound - by Tom Au, William Hester
Is That Recovery We See?
Obama's Strategy and the Summits - by George Friedman
Fighting Recklessness with Recklessness - by John P. Hussman
Deep Inside the Dow
Comments Before the Money Marketeers Club Playing Solitaire ... - by Paul McCulley
Why Bother With Bonds?
The Obama Administration and the Former Soviet Union - by George Friedman
Roadmap To Inflation And Sources Of Cheap Insurance - by James Montier
Solving the Housing Crisis
Long-Term Outlook: Slow Growth And Deflation - by A. Gary Shilling
The Swiss Start Their Engines
China: Exports Drop - by Stratfor
Reality Bites - by Michael E. Lewitt
The Law of Unintended Consequences
Europe On the Ropes - by Niels C. Jensen
Buy and Hope Investing
While Rome Burns
Weakness Unmatched in 35 Years
Obama's Energy Plan: Trying to Kill 3 Birds With 1 Stone
Time for a Reality Check
Where Will the Growth Come From?
Further Thoughts on the Continuing Crisis
Global Trend: The Russian Resurgence - by George Friedman
Can The Euro Survive?
Trading With the Big Boys
Geithner, China, and the Specter of Technical Insolvency - by Kotok + Roubini,Parisi-Capone
The Next 100 Years - by George Friedman
The Endgame - by Hoisington, Hunt
The Endgame
Market Vertigo - by Cliff W. Draughn
Forecast 2009: Deflation and Recession
Iran: Using Oil as a Weapon, But Only Rhetorically
Setting the Bull Trap - by Bennet Sedacca
2008: Annus Horribilis, RIP
Foundations of Crisis - by Doug Casey
A Daily Snapshot Of Market Moving Developments - by David A. Rosenberg
I Meant to Do That
Semi-Annual U.S. Economic Outlook: Collapsing On Schedule
Some Things That Just Should Not Be
Dow 5,000 Redux
Eyeing Opportunities in the Global Financial Crisis
The Six Lessons from Last Week's Action
The Stock Market is Not in Uncharted Territory
Leverage Is an 8 Letter Word
On G-20 and GM: Economics, Politics and Social Stability - Special Edition
The Economy Gets a Margin Call
Obama's Challenge
The Problem With Deleveraging
Electing the Janitor-in-Chief
How Shall We Then Invest?
Where is My Swap Line?
The Economic Blue Screen of Death
Where Do We Go From Here?
Who is Afraid of a Big, Bad Bailout?
Betting on Financial Armageddon
Housing: Are We Near the Bottom?
Thoughts on the Continuing Crisis
Thoughts from the Frontline - Who Holds the Old Maid?
A New Asset Class, Part Two
The Rise of A New Asset Class
Earnings and Mr. Bear
The World Will Not End
$1.6 Trillion in Losses and Counting
The Slow Motion Recession Re-visited
Warren Makes a Bet
Whip Inflation Now
When Bubbles Collide
The Problem with the Euro
Whither the Price of Oil?
The Fed at the Crossroads
Why Investors Fail
Lies and Other Statistics
The Velocity Of Money
The Muddle Through Question
Is it a Bull, Bear or Cowardly Lion Market?
Thoughts on the Continuing Crisis
Where is the Bottom in Housing?
Thoughts on the Continuing Crisis
Muddle Through and Your Long Term Returns
What's That Hissing Sound?
Stagflation and the Fed
The Muddle Through Fed
What Would Warren Do?
What Does a Recession Look Like?
What Does the Fed Know?
What Are They Thinking?
Forecast 2008: Recession and Recovery
Things That Go Bump in the Night
Black Swans and Endogenous Uncertainty
The Financial Fire Trucks Are Gathering
As the Subprime Turns
Taking Out the SIV Garbage
The GDP Equation
The Slow Motion Recession
The Return of Muddle Through
Sea Change at the Fed
The Black Swan
Should the Fed Cut Interest Rates?
Hope Is Not a Strategy
The Panic of 2007
The Mortgage Pig in the Python
Fun in the Subprime Summer
The Birth/Death Ratio
Where is the Real Risk in the Subprime Debacle?
$250 Billion in Subprime Losses?
Blame It On Stability
Be Careful What You Wish For
A Little Discretionary Spending, Please
The US Mortgage Market - Overexposed and Overrated
Are We There Yet?
A Most Disruptive Technology
Stuck in the Middle With You
What? Me Worry?
What Does a Dollar of Debt Get You?
Draw the Curve, Then Plot the Data
All Subprime, All the Time
The Fingers of Housing Instability
China and the Hedge Fund Dragon
The 51.9% Recession
Gold, Housing and the Yield Curve
Out of Africa
A Raging Bull
A New Definition of Rich
Capital Keeps Falling on My Head
Should Oil Be $40 or $70?
Identifying Trends and Risks for 2007
My Personal Portfolio
Party Like It's 1999
When Will the Housing Market Bottom?
The Recession of 2007
It's All About Your Time Frame
The Coming Collapse in Housing
Honey, I Created A Bubble
The Return of the Muddle Through Economy
That Stubborn Yield Curve
That Permanently High Plateau
Some Additional Firming?
The Inflation of Expectations
Trim Inflation Now
The Visible Slowdown
A Kinder, Gentler Mr. Market?
The Fat Lady Hasn't Sung
Déjà Vu All Over Again
Fingers of Instability
Goldilocks and Just One Bear
Economic Whiplash
A Thousand Barrels a Second
The Return of Stagflation
Goldilocks or Micawber?
The Possibility of a Recession
The End of Medicine
What the Fed Really Said
2006 Mid-Year Forecast
The Problem with Indexes
Central Bankers of the World, Unite Again!
The Problem with Stable Prices
A Foolish Conversation With John Mauldin
Do Trade Deficits Matter?
It's Value Time Again
To Pause, or Not To Pause
Islands of Stability
Richard Russell's Wisdom
Fingers of Instability
When Will the Fed Stop?
The Bottomless Well
The Wind Beneath the Economy's Wings
Smoot-Hawley Lives
Probabilities of Recession
The Conundrum of Risk
Greed by Four Lengths
Ahead of the Yield Curve
Ahead of the Curve
The Rules of Trading
The Sacrifice Ratio
Forecast 2006: On the Gripping Hand
The Yield Curve
Be Careful What You Wish For
Do Trade Deficits Matter?
As Though It Were Real Money
Empire of Debt
Our Brave New World, Part Two
Our Brave New World, Part Two
Hoping It's Different This Time
Thoughts on Pensions and Retirement
The Bernanke Era
Inflation and Fed Policy
Smoothing Out Inflation
Aah, Brave New World
Solving an Old Age Problem
A Critical Juncture
Time to Call an Audible
The Fed Targets Your Home
What Will Cause the Next Recession?
The World Is Flat
India - The Next Big Player
Those Clever Chinese
Mid-Year Forecast - More See-Saw Fed
Are There Too Many Hedge Funds?
Thoughts on the Housing Bubble
Idea of Europe
Public Pensions, Public Disasters
Whither Europe and the Euro?
Can the Fed Find the Sweet Spot?
The Greenspan Conundrum
Kicks Just Keep Getting Harder to Find
The Problem With Indexes
A Stable Disequilibrium
Wildness Lies in Wait
The More Things Change
Forecast: The Next Ten Years