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Friday, February 11, 2011
Weekly Indicators: Some dishes are best served cold edition
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- by New Deal democrat Patience is said to be a virtue. So you must be a little patient with me until I get to my promised third installment...
Bernanke on the Economy
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From his recent testimony: The economic recovery that began in the middle of 2009 appears to have strengthened in the past few months, alth...
Yesterday's Market
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Thursday, February 10, 2011
Chinese Drought Will Add to Food Inflation
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From the WSJ: A United Nations agency said this year's wheat crop is at risk in at least five Chinese provinces, echoing continuous war...
Initial Claims Fall Below 400,000
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From Bloomberg: The number of Americans filing first-time claims for unemployment insurance fell to the lowest level since July 2008 last w...
Jobless Recoveries, Redux
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Over the last three days, I've normalized the employment numbers for the last three jobless recoveries to compare and contrast the perfo...
Yesterday's Market
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Another Day, Another Journalist Embarrasses Himself
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It appears that each day we can find some website publishing an intellectually embarrassing screed from someone who tries to pretend they ac...
The January Jobs report: the Unemployment rate I.
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- by New Deal democrat This is the second of three posts in which I dissect last Friday's jobs reports. On Monday I showed that, eve...
Jobless Recoveries, Part III
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Let's continue our look at jobless recoveries by looking at another way to divide the total establishment jobs report into distinct part...
Yesterday's Market
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Commodity Prices And Supply and Demand
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From the WSJ: Much of the $30 billion U.S. timber industry is still depressed because of weakness in the housing market, but some companie...
Jobless Recoveries Compared, Part II
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Let's continue our look at the performance of various employment numbers from the last three "jobless recoveries." For more b...
Yesterday's Market
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Monday, February 7, 2011
Will Arianna Share the Money?
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Today, it was announced that AOL (which I use to call America on Hold) will buy the Huffington Post. As you may know, I use to blog over th...
The Dumbest Blog Post of the Year Goes To: Zero Hedge
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I am going to make an early award for dumbest blog post of the year for this absolutely moronic piece showcasing the complete inability of t...
The Disappointment Syndrome Redux (Or: if I don't toot my own horn, who will?)
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- by New Deal democrat One month ago I described the disappointment syndrome , writing that ... with no more than three exceptions, every ...
Jobless Recoveries Compared, Part 1
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The US economy is currently experiencing its third jobless recovery, or more accurately, recovery where the drop in the unemployment rate la...
Yesterday's Market
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Friday, February 4, 2011
Weekly Indicators: Late edition
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- by New Deal democrat The big news of the week was the employment report, showing a "disappointing" +36,000 increase in jobs in...
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