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Currency Wars and the IMPACT Method

In 2011, founder Jim Rickards published his book “Currency Wars: The Making of the Next Global Crisis,” which revealed the potentially devastating impact of the current currency war on the US. The current currency war may seem unpredictable; however, with the assistance of Meraglim’s innovative financial models and risk assessment software, you can have greater

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The Inextricable Link Between Psychology and Economics

There has long been a debate in the world of economics about the influence that behavioral psychology has over markets. Much of traditional economic theory, such as the Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH), works under the assumption that major players make rational and logical decisions objectively, leading to rational prices, and further analysis is largely useless.

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Financial Data Analytics: The REACTION Model

As the old models of financial analysis and risk management continue to fail us, we need to innovate new ones. At Meraglim™, we provide financial data analytics to institutional investors and global leaders, turning traditional financial analytics on its head by bringing together experts from a variety of backgrounds. By implementing the innovations of multi-disciplinary

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Using The REACTION Model

Financial Data Analytics: The REACTION Model As the old models of financial analysis and risk management continue to fail us, we need to innovate new ones. At Meraglim™, we provide financial data analytics to institutional investors and global leaders, turning traditional financial analytics on its head by bringing together experts from a variety of backgrounds.

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Authorities in India Break Down Doors to Confiscate Private Gold

We’ve warned investors for a while that the war on cash would lead quickly to the war on gold. Now it’s happening in India. On  November 8 , Prime Minister Modi declared that popular 1,000 Rupee and 500 Rupee notes were illegal. Those denominations are roughly equal of $20 and $10 bills in the U.S. Holders were

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China is Fighting the “Impossible Trinity” and Losing

The “Impossible Trinity” is an economic concept developed by the great economist Robert Mundell in the early 1960s. Mundell said that a country could not have an open capital account, fixed exchange rate, and an independent monetary policy all at the same time without causing a reserve crisis. The idea is that if you have

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