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Over the weekend, I was browsing in the Huntington Book Revue. I stumbled across a book that Michael Lewis had edited, called The Real...

Alan Greenspan seems to be hellbent on destroying what little reputation he has left. Over the past few years, the man formerly known as...

From the London Review of Books, comes this brilliant slice of analysis:> "My friend Tony, however, is sanguine. ‘Sorting...

Time to brush up on what happens during a Bear Market, via Anatomy of the Bear. “How does one spot the bottom of a bear market?...

Spitzer has officially resigned. I was trying to come up with a clever headline for his resignation, but the best I could come up with...

I have been totally loving this little book by Jessica Hagy called Indexed: With a few deft lines, she manages to communicate a whole lot...

Quite regularly, this blog references many of the books we enjoy. Since our focus here is markets based economic discussion, we tend to...

My reputation over the past few years — fairly or unfairly — has been that of a Bear. However, even I want to tell Barton...

Speaking of Trust: If you clicked through to AMZN from here, and bought something, there’s a record of it that both Amazon and I...

We’ve had plenty of well deserved criticism for former NAR Chief Economist David Lereah. So you can imagine how much it tickled our...