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Friday, November 5, 2010

Weekend Weimar and Beagle

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Thanks to the Reformed Broker and Financial Armageddon, we have some new readers. For those of you who are new, we take the weekend off. ...

Weekly Indicators: Quantitative Dis-ease edition

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- by New Deal democrat At the end of the day, it's really all about jobs and income. The big news this week was that the economy added 1...

Why the Job Gains Now? Or, The Death of the Pavlov's Economic Dog

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I was a bit surprised by today's report -- I was thinking it would be in the 50,000 -- 70,000 range, not 151,000. So, the question now ...

Employment Situation

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Before we look at today's report, let's step back and take a longer-term view about the employment situation to see where we are. T...
Thursday, November 4, 2010

Yesterday's Market

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The 10 day dollar chart shows the dollar's recent decent. Notice there were there gaps down (a, b and c) followed by two periods of con...

Pre-Employment Points

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Here are a few thoughts regarding the employment situation, in no order of importance. 1.) Initial unemployment claims have remained stubbor...

Memo to Congress: Austerity Will Fail Completely

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Both NDD and I are concerned that the new Congress will engage in austerity measures. Both of us feel that this is not the time -- the rec...

My Electoral Thoughts

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- by New Deal democrat As an initial matter, it gives me great pleasure that, while there are many economic bloggers whose work is picked up...

Yesterday's Market

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The big news yesterday was the dollar, which moved though several key support areas on high volume. Over the last few weeks, I've comme...
Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Welcome To New Readers

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Today we have been linked to by several prominent financial and economic blogs. The Reformed Broke r was kind enough to label us a Jedi Mas...

Coiled Spring Number Two: New Home Sales

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Last week, I noted several areas of the economy that could act like "coiled springs" -- economic ares that could provide strong g...

Electoral Thoughts

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I rarely write about politics, but given last nights events, it seems appropriate to make a few comments. Personally, I have moved from libe...
Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Yesterday's Market

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The QQQQs are now above previous highs, and are making new highs The DIAs are near their yearly highs, and simply need a push to continue th...

Sugar Prices Are Expected To Increase

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From Bloomberg: Raw sugar may climb 19 percent by March if dry weather in Brazil, the world’s biggest producer, persists, amid growing deman...

TrimTabs: +100,000 jobs in October

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- by New Deal democrat Last week I discussed Withholding Tax receipts at length, noting that the professional service which uses them to est...

Will QEII Work?

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As the Federal Reserve starts its two day meeting today, the general consensus is they will agree to another round of qualitative easing. H...

ISM Manufacturing Increases

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From the ISM The manufacturing sector grew during October, with both new orders and production making significant gains. Since hitting a pe...
Monday, November 1, 2010

Yesterdays Market

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Equity prices opened higher (a), rallied (b) but couldn't hold momentum, so they fell to just below the open and consolidated (c). Pric...

More Evidence of Increased Food Inflation

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From Bloomberg: Cooking oils, left behind in this year’s surge in agriculture prices, are poised to catch up with grains as record demand cu...

Economic Coiled Spring Number One: Consumer Spending

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Last week, I noted there are several possible scenarios that could lead to further, or increased growth in the economy. Over the next week...
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