Also known as: ReggieMiddleton
Reggie Middleton is an entrepreneurial investor who guides a small team of independent analysts to uncover truths, seldom if, ever published in the mainstream media or Wall Street analyst reports. Since the inception of his BoomBustBlog, he has established an outstanding track record, including but not limited to, the call of.... The housing market crash in the spring of and publicly in September of . Home builders falling and their grossly misleading use of off balance sheet structures to conceal excessive debt in November of (not a single sell side analyst that we know of made mention of this very material point in the industry). The collapse of Bear Stearns in January ( months before Bear Stearns fell, while trading in the s and still had buy ratings and investment grade AA or better from the ratings agencies). The warning of Lehman Brothers before anyone had a clue (February through May ) The fall of commercial real estate in general (September of ) and the collapse of General Growth Properties nation's nd largest mall owner in particular (November ). The collapse of state and municipal finances, with California in particular (May ). The collapse of the regional banks ( of them, actually) in May . The collapse of the monoline insurers, Ambac and MBIA in late . The overvaluation of Goldman Sachs from June to present). The ENTIRE Pan-European Sovereign Debt Crisis (potentially soon to be the Global Sovereign Debt Crisis) starting in January of and explicit detail as of January . Ireland austerity and the disguised sink hole of debt and non-performing assets that is the Irish banking system. The mobile computing paradigm shift, May , and in particular the Fall from grace of Research in Motion over a year in advance The fall of Apple The rise of Samsug The global dominance of Google in Mobile OS and the cloud. Specialties financial information system, macro economic, business analytics, stock market predictions, global cycles, investment strategies, investment research, credit default swaps, corporate finance, commercial real estate financing, hedge funds,macroeconomics, financial analysts, trend analysis