June 2009 - Page 22 of 38 - The Big Picture

Manhattan has — so far — mostly escaped the housing bust. Some of that is a function of the lack of honest real estate sales...

April foreign purchases of longer term assets totaled $11.2b, less than estimates of $60b and down from $55.4b in March but the...

heheh — I don’t know if Scott Adams reads The Big Picture, but he certainly is keeping up with some of our favorite themes: >

The June NY mfr’g survey was weaker than expected at -9.4 vs forecasts of -4.6 and down from -4.6 in May but it’s still well...

As part of the government’s intervention during the economic crisis, federal money has gone to a surprising number of unlikely...

After getting some positive reaffirmation from the Japanese of their love for our debt, Russia’s Finance Minister at the G8 said...

One of our longstanding themes — that the current environment is a secular Bear market, punctuated by cyclical bulls — gets...

> This morning seems to be a bit of “Look Out Below” as the Hang Seng falls 2% Asian indices fall. European bourses also...

U.S. Week Ahead: Inflation Debate Summertime, and the living isn’t so easy with worries on inflation, which could slow the...

My partner Mike is caddying for Todd Hamilton tomorrow on the Black course at the US Open. This came about through Caddys For A Cure, a...