Habit forming: A few weeks ago, we noted that Economics of Smoking were such that raising prices reduced the amount people smoked. While...
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Kevin Lane notes that “Both the fast and the slower stochastics are turning down from overbought levels suggesting momentum waning here...
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Amusing persective from longtime market observer Richard Russell: Russell suspicion (of course, I could be wrong): "Greenspan...
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Why did U.S. workers suddenly see a "surprisingly large increases in pay at the end of 2004?" According to a new comprehensive...
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> Barron’s Alan Abelson references David Rosenberg, Merrill Lynch’s economist, in a post on Housing. Rosenberg’s...
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We’ve been hammering away on this topic for a few years now. The United States, through a combination of bad policy and a...
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How atypical is the present recovery, in terms of employment rates and NILFs, when compared to prior cycles? This much: > Its readily...
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The Fed Chairman was overheard to remark: “If we can’t do it, maybe they can” >The Peoples Bank of China (PBOC) announced to day...
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Talk about timely: Yesterday, I pointed to a fascinating piece of research/commentary from GaveKal Research Limited of Hong Kong,...
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Get set for some more of the same from the Fed Chair today. Here’s some resources to use: The complete text of testimony Federal...
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