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- Optimism is still in very short supply
- Corporate profits continue to impress
- Unemployment claims continue to decline
- The natural forces of recovery
- Argentina, the land of deja-vu all over again
- Natural gas is becoming incredibly cheap
- Home prices decline but the future is looking bright
- Bernanke is being way too cautious
- Should we return to a gold standard?
- The aftermath of the housing bubble looks good for...
- Ongoing improvement in the jobs market
- Heard on the beach today
- Why higher interest rates are not bad news
- A Eurozone recovery is in sight
- Housing recovery still intact
- Mountains of cash are still on the sidelines
- The equity rally has legs
- Consumer price inflation still moderate
- Manufacturing production is very strong
- TIPS update--not very attractive
- Liquidity conditions continue to improve in Europe
- Yields and inflation expectations rise in bow to h...
- Fear has been overcome, but confidence is still la...
- How much longer will the Fed worry about the economy?
- The scale of the universe
- Federal budget update
- Miscellaneous chart updates
- Continued improvement in the labor market
- From a global perspective, corporate profits are n...
- The jobs picture keeps improving
- The biggest change on the margin
- The new iPad looks incredible
- Mixed news today
- Credit spread update
- Geithner covers for corruption on Pennsylvania Avenue
- Eurozone update: more improvement on the margin
- Service sector continues to grow
- Mutual fund flows show investors are still very be...
- Equities are still cheap
- Auto sales on a tear
- Construction spending is firming
- Equities respond to improving fundamentals
- The seven fatal flaws of ObamaCare
- More signs of gradual improvement in the economy
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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
4 comments:
Hilarious.
Yep, that about covers it.
Na na na na ! Na na na na!
Reminiscent of the old query "do you walk to school, or carry your lunch?"
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