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The Mess That Greenspan Made
4 hrs ago
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When reading Jeremy Grantham's insightful commentary on what makes the financial world go round, sometimes you have to wonder what he would name his blog, if he had one, as there are few who bash former Fed chairman Alan Greenspan as well as he...
InvestorCentric
10 hrs ago
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Consumer behavior seems to be shifting away from using credit cards to make purchases according to a survey reported by Rueters. Also, people who have cash available are able to negotiate large discounts on real estate purchases. See the following...
Expected Returns
12 hrs ago
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Pension Pulse, Pension Tension on the Rise?
NY Times, Report Cites Big Shortfall in Reserves at AIG
Bloomberg, Hedge Funds Buying as Individuals Sell in Bull Signal
Reuters, U.S. Companies Ask Workers to do More Rather than Hire
Calculated Risk,...
Jr Deputy Accountant
Nov 25
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So far, we've only got one homicidal Fed Chairman. Too bad.
Catch up on the census worker who was found hanging from a tree with "Fed" scrawled across his chest:
Ben Bernanke, Cold Blooded Killer?
Listen, we know certain
other
Fed Chairmen...
Jutia Group
Nov 25
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I spoke to my friend Ian Gordon recently to get more insights into his brief comments before my radio show. As it turns out, Ian wrote a paper to explain why Dow 1000 or lower is not an absurd idea. His belief that Friday November 13th will...
Bloomberg
Nov 24
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(Update1) Though Ayn Rand, who liked to flaunt
a brooch shaped like a dollar sign, died in 1982, her books are
on track to sell two million copies this year. Both big novels -
- “The Fountainhead,” and “Atlas Shrugged” -- advance...
www.thedailytradingrisk.blogspot.com
Nov 23
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from thebigpicture
Cramer: “People Like Overpaying!”By Rick Ambrose - November 22nd, 2009, 7:30PM (CCN Englewood Cliffs NJ)
With The Dow at new highs of 10440, CNBC¹s resident revisionist historian Jim Cramer encouraged what remains of...
www.thedailytradingrisk.blogspot.com
Nov 19
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*If there ever were two individuals responsible for our financial crisis, Greenspan and Gramm are kindred spirits. Greenspan managed to convince Gramm (I'm sure without ANY armtwisting whatsoever) that laws that were created to protect american...
sunbringer
Nov 18
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Most of the blogosphere has been skeptical of the rally in equities since the beginning, with ZeroHedge pointing out that the rise can be attributed, basically, to free money courtesy of the Federal Reserve, and aided and abetted by High...
guardian.co.uk
Nov 14
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Larry Elliott on the follow-up to Freakonomics
It's 2005 and America is booming. House prices are up, unemployment is down, growth is strong. Alan Greenspan is at the controls and all is right with the world. All the big economic problems have...
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