Back on September 8, we outlined why it would take a few weeks before for the enormity of the Katrina damage could sink into investors’...
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In the past, I have called Forbes columnist and money manager Ken Fisher to task for some of his oversimplifications or just wrong...
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With the 4th Quarter beginning, its time to take a review of the technical factors which will govern the action. While we always find the...
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The always interesting Alan Abelson makes some less than encouraging comparisons between the present sentiment levels and those of...
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The task of calculating the enormous damage from Katrina – in Human lives, in property damage, and in economic terms – continues. As...
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"Such steep and widespread declines in confidence have typically triggered recessions," though a recession is not...
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I thought this was an interesting quote, via a reader of John Succo at Minyanville. "In my mind, there is a difference between being...
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Check it out: "We do not view this survey as a useful indicator of consumer behavior or the economy. The index was likely weighed...
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One of the very hardest things about investing is wrapping your head around the concept that you really do not know what is going to...
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Wall Street has been sifting through the horrific reports out of the Gulf of Mexico. Their rose-colored glasses allowed them to see...
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