Terrific comparo by the WSJ on the bias statement released by the Fed. Note the key phrase is “appears to have regained some...
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The Fed meets today to discuss their inflation expectations (see nearby chart), and the gradual end of their policy of accommodation....
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Technimentals inflation model has been shifting higher for 2 years, mostly on the heels of escalating energy prices. Most of its...
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The Wall Street Journal shows the race even tighter than several other polls. They note the electoral college tally is 297 to 241, in...
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Interesting front page article in the WSJ today by John Harwood, especially for those of us with a quantitative bend. The crux of the...
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“Why has Europe lagged so far behind the United States in productivity?” That’s the question a new study by Proudfoot...
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I recieved an email (several in fact) from a person all hot and bothered about the investment possibilities of outsourcing: “This...
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The WSJ takes a very interesting look at classic autos as alternative investment “vehicles” (their pun, not mine) in a recent...
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President Bush continues to lead John Kerry in most polls released since the Republican National Convention, but his bounce seems to be...
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