Back on June 1, 2005, Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher told CNBC: “We are clearly in an 8th inning of a tightening cycle, and we...
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As the 12 month chart below reveals, there have been several strong moves off of oversold conditions. Other than the oversold bounce post...
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The usually astute WSJ blows a front page story on yesterday’s retail sales data. Actually, you can asign 60% of the blame to...
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I have a new column up at TheStreet.com, titled The Street Gets Inflation Threat Backwards. It is an expansion of a few recent...
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This is the article that the Greenspan quote came from that popped the market today; I don’t know how accurate it is (holographic...
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If risk-free returns on CDs have been returning performance equivalent to risk-laden returns on S&P500, the question some investors...
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There was a very helpful article in the WSJ Saturday, titled Getting Wise to Mortgages. It contains lots of advice and tools to...
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Barron’s online edition ran with Monday’s Free Lunch: Myths of the Greenspan Era. Once again, the crew there came up...
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As we digest the Fed statement, let’s put yet another Bullish Myth to rest: Markets do not have an upward bias after a rate...
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Now that Greenspan has ridden off into the sunset, what do we know about his successor, Dr. Ben Bernanke? His temperment, economic...
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