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- Deflation and inflation are alive and well
- Inflation remains tame, but the future remains unc...
- Corporate profits still look strong
- The 10% GDP output gap
- As fear subsides, prices should rise
- Shipping activity continues to be strong
- AAPL > MSFT
- Capital spending is very strong
- More signs of housing market stability
- Consumer confidence is returning
- Markets rush for the exits
- Obama's ratings once again deteriorate, and that's...
- Another V-sign
- The M2 myth: money is not in scarce supply
- Financial indicators still point to recovery
- Claims update
- The Euro crisis reaches panic proportions
- Spread update: not much to worry about
- Is the commodity selloff significant?
- The political tsunami is underway
- One more attempt to repeal the law of gravity
- Greek Myths
- Inflation is still alive and well
- Housing market recovery underway
- The essence of the Tea Party: leave us alone
- Where's the angst?
- UK industrial production turns up
- Currency update
- Reading the monetary tea leaves
- Retail sales are growing nicely
- Industrial production chugging along globally
- Finance Book of the Year
- Shipping update: continued improvement
- The federal budget is still bleeding trillions
- A V-shaped recovery in trade
- Easy Fed, easy ECB, strong gold
- Mortgage update: still no sign of any threat to ho...
- The Greek bailout: spreading the losses around
- Fear is unlikely to kill the US economy
- 1 million new jobs and counting
- Weekly claims update
- Widespread evidence of new hiring
- The silver lining to the Greek crisis
- The service sector looks reasonably healthy
- The economy enters positive jobs territory
- Corporate layoffs are back to normal
- Why do we punish success and reward failure?
- Harpex update
- One reason inflation remains tame: strong money de...
- More evidence of strong consumer spending
- Consumer spending is on the right track
- Construction still weak, but the outlook is improving
- ISM manufacturing index very strong
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About Me
Favorite blogs
Favorite books
- "A Random Walk down Wall Street" -Burton Malkiel
- "FDR's Folly" -Jim Powell
- "I Am John Galt" -Don Luskin
- "Panic" -Andrew Redleaf and Richard Vigilante
- "Parliament of Whores" -P.J. O'Rourke
- "Popular Economics" -John Tamny
- "The Education of a Speculator" -Victor Niederhoffer
- "The Financial Crisis and the Free Market Cure" -John Allison
- "The Seven Fat Years" -Robert Bartley
- "The Way the World Works" -Jude Wanniski
- "Wealth and Poverty" -George Gilder
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