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The more globalized markets get, the worse forecasts get. The reason: The relationships (e.g. models) within international economics are highly counterintuitive. It is thus not surprising that analysts and commentators draw the wrong conclusions about the behavior of interest rates, stock prices, and GDP growth where they attempt to interpret today's news. SED exploits these widespread errors of inference by others to its client's advantage.

- H. "Woody" Brock

Good Listens

Part of SED's online service includes Live Lectures "On-Demand". By clicking on any of the following titles, you may watch a sample lecture given by SED's President, Woody Brock.

The True Obstacle to US Healthcare Reform - The Pressing Need to Increase the Supply of Medical Services, November 2009 (duration: 14 min.)

To date, the US healthcare debate has centered on providing more "access" to healthcare to some 25 million uninsured. In this new on-demand, Woody Brock shows how critical it will be to radically increase the supply of medical services in order to forestall both bankrupting cost increases and rationing of services.  

 The Inflation/Deflation Debate - The Truth via a "Socratic Debate," November 2009 (duration: 40 min.)

For the first time in 100 years the Federal Reserve Board has indeed monetized a good trillion dollars of the 2009 deficit. It is widely assumed that this amounts to large scale "money printing," and that very high inflation will inevitably be the result. In this Socratic dialogue, you will learn why this is not the case.

A Unified Solution to the 4 Principle Economic Problems in the World, October 2008 (duration: 55 min.)

Click the link above (A Unified Solution...) to hear Woody Brock speaking at the CFA Conference in South Africa on October 16, 2008. Click here to download the PowerPoint presentation that accompanies this audio presentation.

Disturbing Dynamics of US Net Worth Growth, January 2008 (duration: 22 min.)

(Learn why the growth of your net worth will lag the 5.25% nominal growth of GDP during the next decade-having grown at double the growth of GDP between 1980-2005.)

An Arbitrage Bet on Commodity Prices, September 2007 (duration: 23 min.)

(Learn why this time really is different and why prices will not mean revert back down. This lecture outlines what investors should expect for prices of oil and base metals.)

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