Two major themes we have been discussing for quite some time appear to be coming together: A) Real Estate, though not a bubble, is an...
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Here’s a real conundrum for ya: Who do you fight, the Tape or the Fed? That’s my takeaway from an interesting WSJ discussion...
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Let’s not mince words: Canceling the 30 year bonds, when rates were low and heading lower – towards half century lows – will go...
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I rarely find anything to disagree about with Gary B. Smith (Chartman for Bulls & Bears, and columnist on RealMoney) — so...
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"May you live in interesting times . . . " > Yesterday’s announcement of the de-pegging of the Yuan to the US dollar...
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The Fed Chairman was overheard to remark: “If we can’t do it, maybe they can” >The Peoples Bank of China (PBOC) announced to day...
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The Street.com asked for a "Macro Preview" for the second half of the year, and I obliged them with What to Watch: Macro...
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John Herrmann is the Economist for Cantor Fitzgerald (and a nice guy to boot). Despite his congenitally bullish outlook, I find many of...
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The Fed speaketh: The Federal Open Market Committee decided today to raise its target for the federal funds rate by 25 basis points to...
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The Conundrum continues: I cannot find my notes on where this is from, but it looks like the WSJ: DESPITE THE FEDERAL...
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