Tuesday’s comments (Blame it on the Locusts) which mocked the absurd rationalization out of retailers, was picked up by Jesse...
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The WSJ continues to impress with their aggressive election coverage. Here is their most recent State by State analysis. The Journal...
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It seems to be common knowledge that the Bulls and Bears have battled to a draw. Rallies get sold, sell offs get bought, equilibrium...
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A quick note on retail sales: Just for once, JUST ONCE, I’d like to see a mediocre retail report released without some absurd...
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Hurrah for Caroline Baum! We have repeatedly discussed — both recently and in the past — that oil price increases are not...
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Highlighting the fact that markets anticipate economic events, we see payroll picture is finally improving. Although this post-recession...
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Kenneth H. Thomas, Lecturer in Finance at Wharton, was kind enough to allow us to reproduce portions of his research. “Fed...
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Barron’s resident curmudgeon asks the question: Is the Fed Chief too tight with the President? Based upon research done by Wharton...
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Arnold Kling discusses the concept of Wealth. Arnold is an interesting and thoughtful economist who usually provides intriguing food for...
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I’m a few chapters away from finishing the book “Bull! A History of the Boom 1982 – 1999” by Maggie Mahar, a...
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