GloboTrends columnist Bio:  Brian Butler is a specialist in “global-macro” economic analysis. As a global-macro analyst, Brian founded “GloboTrends“, an online site for macro-economic trend analysis, with a focus on providing this analysis to global investors. The highly popular “GloboTrends blog” is prominently displayed on Thunderbird’s MBA website , and has been featured as syndicated content on Nouriel Roubini’s RGE Monitor, Emerginvest.com, Business Week Exchange, Wikinvest.com, and other reputable news outlets.

We are pleased to announce that GloboTrends has partnered with Nouriel Roubini’s RGE Monitor to syndicate content from our blog to the RGE Monitor website. (more about RGE Monitor below)…

Thank you RGE Monitor for deciding to syndicate content from GloboTrends blog network!  We are thrilled to be recognized by RGE Monitor as a quality source of economic analysis.  We are deeply honored to be apart of your elite network, and we will work hard to keep the quality of our analysis up the level that your readers expect from your sources.

For our GloboTrends community…this is proof that we are on to something here, and I ask you all to please stay with us, and to continue contributing comments to our blog, to our forum, and to our social network.

Below you will find some screen shots of our first blog posts on RGE Monitor (stay tuned, as hope there are more to come soon)…  Thank you again!

Brian Butler’s Profile on RGE Monitor

Some posts from GloboTrends that are featured on RGE Monitor are as follows:

1.  If Mexico falls, don’t punish Brazil…

2. Credit crisis…a symptom, not the cause of global imbalances

About Nouriel Roubini:

Fortune magazine wrote that in 2005, Roubini said “home prices were riding a speculative wave that would soon sink the economy. Back then the professor was called a Cassandra. Now he’s a sage.” In September, 2006, he announced to a skeptical International Monetary Fund (IMF) that an economic crisis was brewing. “In the coming months and years,” he warned, “the United States was likely to face a once-in-a-lifetime housing bust, an oil shock, sharply declining consumer confidence and, ultimately, a deep recession.” He accurately foresaw “homeowners defaulting on mortgages, trillions of dollars of mortgage-backed securities unraveling worldwide and the global financial system shuddering to a halt.” IMF economist Prakash Loungani has since called him “a prophet.”  read more here

About RGE Monitor:

“RGE Monitor delivers ahead-of-the-curve global economic insights that financial professionals need to know. Our analysts define the key economic and geostrategic debates and continuously distill the best thinking on all sides. This intelligence, along with exclusive analysis from internationally-known experts, is accessed through a powerful Web interface that provides both focused snapshots and deeper perspectives. Whether you are establishing direction, executing transactions, influencing decisions or performing in-depth research, RGE Monitor is your essential resource.”

“RGE Monitor was founded in 2004 by a prestigious team of economic and political experts. Today, thousands of senior managers at first-tier public and private financial institutions rely on our insights. Our clients include prominent asset managers, hedge funds, commercial banks, investment banks, policy organizations and universities. Thanks to our innovative content and services, RGE Monitor has been named one of the world’s best economics websites by BusinessWeek, The Economist, Forbes and the Wall Street Journal.”

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Publishing partners:

• Thunderbird MBA website
• RGE monitor
• Wikivest wire
• Business Week Exchange
• Emerginvest (coming soon)

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