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Fear subsides, prices rise
Price stability is a dream
Short sales (real estate)
Unemployment claims have stabilized
Is Obama a socialist?
Modest economic slowdown
Fear is the driver
Fed rate cut is likely, but that's not what matters
Capital spending continues to grow
Are swaps forecasting a huge equity rally? (2)
Reminder: stocks are very cheap
Financial logjam appears to be breaking up
David vs Goliath (AAPL vs MSFT)
Gasoline prices plunge -- very good news
Another measure of fear (4)
Subprime factoids -- we've seen most of the bad news
Spreading the wealth only makes us all poorer (2)
TIPS are a steal (2)
Global equities seesaw -- and exaggerate
How taxes affect the incentive to work
Things I'd like to hear
Home sales activity picking up
Enter quantitative easing
Housing price bottom is approaching
My concerns with Obama
Unemployment claims suggest mild recession
The dollar has seen its lows (2)
Banks are lending by the bushel (3)
Why I'm optimistic
Swap spreads point to a huge corporate bond rally
Are swaps forecasting a huge equity rally?
10-yr swap spreads have really turned the corner
Aussie dollar comes back to earth
Commodity bubble pops
Spreads continue to narrow
Real estate prices are not in free-fall
Anna Schwartz bashes the Fed
Best reason to vote for McCain -- divided government
Money is plentiful (2)
Housing starts have collapsed -- good news
Fear is good for investors
Gradual improvement in spreads
Spreading the wealth only makes us all poorer
Oil bubble has popped--excellent news
It's ugly out there
Thoughts on the 3rd debate
Inflation expectations collapse
Inflation reminder
Another measure of fear (3)
Government to rescue banks -- yikes
Good news: swap spreads moving down
Capitulation and other signs of a bottom
Best news of last week: the unregulated free marke...
Stocks could be cheaper now than in 1932
A socialist tsunami?
Vix trying for 100?
Humor please
Money is plentiful, buyers are scarce
Time is the enemy
Another measure of fear (2)
Banks are lending by the bushel (2)
Japanese banking crisis
TIPS are a steal
Almost as bad as the Crash of '29
Home sales activity picking up
Graphic view of the panic
We've seen the bottom
More good news (3)
Here's something that is cheap
Brief laments on the debate
Long-term track record of equities (2)
More good news (2)
A plug for the Laffer Curve
More good news
Some good news
Origins of the current crisis (2)
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More thoughts on the "credit freeze"
Jobs are declining, but the economy is still growing
Reaction to the VP debate
Gearing up for the Palin-Biden debate
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Auto sales weak, but not disastrous
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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
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
It's ugly out there
Signs of the times
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