I am traveling today, but filling in today with a special guest post is Jack McHugh:> Stocks took some positive news on the credit...
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I love a capella, and enjoy a good economic parody. So how could I not love the Richter Scales ode to the 2007 credit crunch, sub-prime...
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Regular readers know that I am not a fan of the WSJ Op Ed page. In addition to their playing fast and loose with facts, I find their...
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Jack McHugh engages us in this delightful thought experiment: > "Let’s try a little thought experiment to examine just how...
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chart courtesy of Meir Atazur > I love when graphics can depict a lot of information elegantly. The above chart (via Meir Atazur)...
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Late August, we reviewed Marketbeat’s Five Reasons Why the Fed Won’t Cut Rates. At the time, we noted they...
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I previously mentioned A Demon of Our Own Design in a linkfest a few weeks ago. I enjoyed the book a great deal, and just about finished...
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Bill King reminds us that decades ago Milton Friedman chided those that worry about the US trade deficit by asserting the US gets real...
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Jim Grant with a very worthwhile read in this yesterday morning’s NYT: The Fed’s Subprime Solution. Grant notes that credit boom...
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Here’s an email I received late yesterday from a friend, "R," who was in the CDO business from way back when to right...
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