Back in March of this year, when the WSJ began blogging, I offered some unsolicited advice (WSJ Joins the Blogging Crowd). ...
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Nothing much on the economic calendar today, but the rest of the week is full of market-moving economic data: As Kevin at Minyanville...
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Ever wonder why the doctors who accidentally kill patients aren’t allowed to perform the autopsies? An article in Barron’s...
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Heckuva job, Karl: The GOP "thumping" barely gave markets much of a pause this week. After a strong start — helped by a...
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Yesterday, we looked at how and why the Yield Curve implies a "Probable Recession." Today, we go to Merrill Lynch’s North...
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John Mauldin notes: "The yield curve became more inverted this week, with the negative differential between the 3-month and the...
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There were two rather interesting points worth repeating in Barron’s Up and Down Wall Street column this morning. The first will be...
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Fascinating artwork via Christophe Vorlet:
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too funny: http://www.minyanville.com/articles/index.php?a=11439
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Sy Harding, author of Riding the Bear, writes: “In the fine print of the employment report each month, under a section titled...
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