Monday Links
Some interesting reading material for your Monday afternoon pleasure: • New York Fed Warehousing Junk Loans On Its Books:...
Spam Spike!
Last week, I noted the mass of trackback spam. The cause seems to be an auto generated “Related Content from the Web” add on...
Government’s Share of Economy, 1950 to 2075
Peter Boockvar dug up these fascinating charts from this CBO report from 2002. What really surprised me is how consistent the US economy...
Get feedback and collaborate about ideas with Collaboratize
Collaborize from http://democrasoft.com/ will let you organize conversations, capture ideas, get feedback from your coworkers, friends,...
Burst.com Launches Web-Based Software Collaborize
Several emailers have asked me about what was the latest information with Burst.com. (“Hey, how about some non-public inside...
St. Louis Fed President James Bullard on Fed Policy
The “extended period” language is putting us in a box, Saint Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard tells CNBC....
in our new world, what multiple should be paid?
Without getting into a discussion on healthcare and its politics, one reality of our soon to be new system is the inevitable further rise...
And Now, On to Financial Reform . . .
With Health Care now out of the way, we can get to what I consider to be the more important issue: Reforming Wall Street and the banking...
