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Founder at Orcam Financial Group, LLC
Mr. Roche is the founder of Orcam Financial Group, LLC, a low fee financial services firm based in San Diego, CA as well as the founder of the popular financial website Pragmatic Capitalism. Orcam Financial Group, LLC is a low fee financial services firm ...more

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Why Stock Market Declines Are Good
What happens when the stock market booms is that future returns get pulled into the present.
Let’s Talk About Helicopter Drops (Again)
If the fiscal authorities are unwilling to behave so sensibly — and the signs, alas, are that they are not — central banks are the only players.
Let’s Talk About The Bubble In Catastrophizing
There’s a bubble in catastrophizing. This is the tendency to always assume the worst.
The Fed Doesn’t Own A Helicopter
The Fed does not control the quantity of deficit spending. So, even if it chooses to “monetize” this debt it cannot increase the quantity that if monetizes.
Say It With Me Now: Interest On Reserves Isn’t Sterilization!
When QE is implemented the bank has no greater ability to spend than it did before because it swapped one liquid asset for another.
What Have We Not Learned Since 2008?
Monetary Policy just isn’t as powerful as some economists think.
Why Would Anyone Buy A Negative Interest Bearing Bond?
Utilizing a little math, I answer why people buy negative yielding bonds, and explain why The Economist's recent article on this subject is a bit odd.
Central Banks Didn’t Eat Your Lunch
When the Federal Reserve does something like change interest rates or implement QE it is analogous to the Central Bank dropping a stone in the middle of a lake.
We’re In Uncharted Waters
I expressed the concern that the global economy of the future might be influenced by a black box economy – China. As 2016 has picked up the turmoil that 2015 started, it’s become clear that this is not the global economy of the future.
Fiscal Policy Has Failed The U.S. Economy
We are now beginning to get some real clarity on what worked and what didn’t. And one thing is abundantly clear – Monetary Policy has failed to ignite a strong and sustainable global economic recovery.
The Best Asset Price To Know 20 Years Out
The obvious choice to me is something like the Russell 2000 which would give you the ability to build a leveraged position in a super high return vehicle.
Why Do Corporations Pay Dividends?
There is increasing chatter in recent years about share repurchases, dividends, corporate investment and the ideal way for firms to use capital.
Let’s Talk About The U.S. Government’s Interest Burden
Higher federal borrowing puts upward pressure on interest rates...
The Importance Of Global Asset Allocation – Japan Edition
Having a home bias can expose you to a lack of diversification in your portfolio as it exposes you to too much domestic economic risk.
3 Things I Think I Am Thinking About: In The Dark Edition
What world do we live in where a predominantly Conservative school of economics (Monetarism) has convinced itself that a tax on the private sector is good for the economy?
Why Are Treasury Bonds The Ultimate Safe Haven?
The last 10 years have exposed a very important reality for any global asset allocator – US Treasury Bonds are the ultimate safe haven investment.
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