"So much for the inverted yield curve." >Or so says a recent Bloomberg column. If I read this correctly, any inversion that...
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Is it possible that Wall Street — or at least some parts of it — failed to learn much from the Eliot Spitzer led...
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You may have missed Scott Patterson’s column in last week’s Sunday WSJ (another good column buried on the weekend, Bill!)...
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Don’t say you weren’t warned. Yesterday’s NFP data was only slightly warmer than consensus — 211k vs 200k —...
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An unusually sedate Jim Cramer has a very intelligent conversation with James Altucher about the markets, edges for individuals and the...
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We noted last week that the shorter term risk was to the upside. After outlining many of the technical positives of the market, we noted...
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Maybe this will help explain the street’s obsession with running any and every piece of data is through a “Fed lens . . .” As the...
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Floyd Norris asks how well the US Market has done relative to other global markets. The answer? On a comparitive basis, not great. Better...
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As we await Alan Abelson’s return from Timbuktu, the formidable Randall Forsyth continues to fill in, looking askance at the...
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Yesterday, I briefly made mention of the relative outperformance of dreck. Let’s delve deeper into that this morning. This year,...
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