> Are we spenders or savers? That’s a significant question looked at by Dan Gross in the Sunday NY Times. Its an issue that has...
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Tony Crescenzi had an interesting article on RealMoney this week. In it, he notes that as the housing market soars, it ends up knocking...
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One of my favorite econopundits, the Penobscot Princess (still running in stealth mode), penned an intriguing dissertation on the...
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We previously noted the issue of any asset class which approaches 140% of GDP. Mike Panzner does the same comparison, but from a...
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Michael Panzner draws our attention to the Fed’s Regional surveys — which have been showing signs of ongoing weakness. click...
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Since March 29, I’ve been pretty vocal in a Bear call. And to be brutally honest, I do not place a whole lot of faith in recent...
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Yesterday’s CPI data (for April) was a stiff 0.5%, or 3.5% ona year over year basis. Yet the markets chose to focus on the flat...
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The usual WSJ round up of reactions from Economists: "Higher petroleum prices continued to push consumer prices upward in...
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Harvey S. Rosen, chairman of President Bush’s Council of Economic Advisers, has an Op-Ed in today’s WSJ. It is either appalling...
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We’ve been watching this market from the sidelines, and we cannot help but wonder what is going through the minds of investors. Are...
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