Dr. George Dagnino, former Chief Economist and Risk Manager for Goodyear, managed $4 billion in interest rates and currency hedge portfolios.
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Dr. George Dagnino, former Chief Economist and Risk Manager for Goodyear, managed $4 billion in interest rates and currency hedge portfolios.
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Actually just about every economist of the Austrian persuasion predicted this mess, as did many students of Austrian economics. All of the authors listed at the end of this article predicted this
http://www.lewrockwell.com/block/block168.html
Just as Von Mises predicted the great depression 80 some odd years ago before it occured
maybe humanity needs to step back and take a good look at 400* yeays of market capitolism to find out why we keep repeating the same mistakes over and over again. we just might find that selfishness and greed are unhealthy and are the foundational values of capitolism. we can do better!
I re-ran this several times to try to get the URL to the website but never did understand what Dr. Dagnino said. Was it peterdag.com?
Dear Mike,
I did some brief research and Dr. Dagnino is chairman of Peter Dag and Associates Strategic Capital Management. So I do believe that http://www.peterdag.com/ would be the URL you would want to look at first.
Best,
Lindsay Thompson
Director of New Business Development
INO.com & MarketClub
Reply to Ron. As a retired economist, I saw this coming 3-4 years ago. I didn't know the day, week, month, or year, but I knew we were in trouble. I shorted the DOW (using diamonds) in 2007 and again in 2008. I am looking to get short again as I think it is just a matter of time before people realize how determental this administration and congress are to this country. If you want to know why Obama's stimulus plans won't work read history. All Roosevelt's stimulus packages did in the 1930's, was to prolong the depression. The unemployment was the same 1n 1939 as it was in 1933. I know, I know, that makes Roosevelt look like he didn't know what he was doing. (He didn't) But government CANNOT solve our problems. The more government intervenes the worst things get. The private sector HAS to solve the problems. Because of what has taken place in Washington the last 6 months I fully expect to see the DOW at 2,000 before this is all over in a few years.
I would like to know how he invests his own money? His answers were entirely US market centric as if he knows of what he speaks. What was his return on Investment last year? What is his benchmark? Goodyear was US centric as well and Goodyear has been gone a long time after its hayday ended in the 70s. Now we have Michelin, Bridgstone and Kumo. Although I can name numerous economists who got it early and got it right, he was not on my radar.
Joel,
Unfortunately I can not answer these questions. The interviews were done with these trading experts, but they are not in direct contact with INO.com or MarketClub. I would suggest sending an email to him through his http://www.peterdag.com/contact.aspx website.
Sorry I can't be of more help.
Best,
Lindsay Thompson
Director of New Business Development
INO.com & MarketClub
Dr. George Dagnino may have been an excellent former chief economist at Goodyear (or perhaps not, I don't know). However, I do wonder why he was asked what "starting traders" and "new investors" should invest in? Just because he is an economist doesn't mean he is qualified to address such questions.
I am sorry but this is complete rubbish.
This website (i understand ) is for traders not investors. No trader will gain anything from this post.
Traders and investors are completely different beasts.
The key word here is managed.
you manage a $4Billion fund. You do not trade it the way (i imagine ) 99% of traders on this site trade.
mini Economist - i can not believe this question was asked? Economists mini or not are a complete waste of space.Anyone who thinks this is not true please supply a list of economists who predicted the current economic situation. ........ didn't think so, if you want to read pertinent and relevent information on were the market is and were it is going check out Elliotwave.com or floor traders like Larry levin.
The fact that this interview ended with the presenter asking about the timescale of the publications and the number of pages was hilarious!!!! could you really think of nothing better to ask????
Steve,
I'm sorry to hear that you didn't like the presentation. We post presentations from experts in the the financial arena. Sometimes it's good to hear from people in the financial arena who are not just traders. It may not help you, but it definitely won't hurt you.
Thanks for commenting regardless.
Best,
Lindsay Thompson
Director of New Business Development
INO.com & MarketClub
Re: Dr. George Dagnino Video
Appreciate some of his comments and will check website. I would personally be careful re Mutual Fund comment..."They set prices at the end of the day" Yeah, how quickly we forget or was that a warning? End of day price set by mutual funds after market closes-- talk of previous bad behavior and losses of millions to retail investors with price /time rigging schemes to benefit large clients. Still opaque, still after hours - Do You Feel Lucky Today??? . No I don't and no thanks.