I always seem to be surprised by the results of the WSJ poll. My mistake is I keep impuning the very Conservative Op -Ed page with the...
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The Markets’ initial reaction to the attack in London reveals quite a few things about investor psychology. It also shows us, to a...
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6 Year Monthly chart of the Nasdaq, with dates removed: Can you spot 9/11 on the chart? Nasdaq, 1999 to 2005Source: ILX Surprisingly, the...
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I was on vacation this past week, but I happened to be up early Thursday, and junkie that I am, flipped on CNBC; I posted these comments...
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Whenever I post about any terror related issues and their impact upon the Markets, I brace myself for the email barrage: Someone...
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Ever say something that you know might be taken out of context, but you say it anyway? Today, once or twice during the day, I commented...
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Intriguing chart in the WSJ (we’ve discussed this several times previously). The Journal quotes Hugh Johnson (A...
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Wikipedia has started an ongoing description of the 7 July 2005 London bombings: "On 7 July 2005, beginning at 08:49, during...
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I’m not sure what this means, but Reuters — whose HQ is on Fleet Street in London — servers are down. "Server Too...
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I’m trying to make sense of several conflicting data points regarding consumer sentiment, political attitudes, spending habits, and...
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