All eyes are on Friday’s NFP Report. With the markets desperately rooting for a Fed cut, especially after yesterday’s rather...
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John Mauldin is away this week, and so I contributed to his Outside The Box series in a post called "The Ongoing Impact of...
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"The U.S. Commerce Department said Friday that new home sales rose 2.8% in July after falling 4% in June." > That was how...
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I’ve been talking about this for years, but I am glad to see quantifiable proof has now been adduced. According to IRS data:...
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The WSJ has what appears to be an "All Fed, All the Time" edition out this morning. A combination of articles does a very good...
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Would someone please explain to the nice folks over at the NYT, or the economics department at the U.C.L.A, the concept of mean...
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Neutral Bias? Apparently so, according to the political pundit Robert Novak, in an otherwise cogent piece titled A Rate Cut on Hold....
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The WSJ Op-Ed pages remains a fertile ground for debate. Up today is Brian Wesbury — a very nice gentleman I’ve met on...
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There were a couple of great graphics in the New York Times recently, explaining in some degree of detail, the machinations of the RMBS,...
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>"Officer Barbrady, I call shenanigans!" >Friday’s Non-farm payroll passed with very little commentary, as many...
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