Afternoon Reads
Most linkfests involve me discussing what I have read. Today, I am posting a list of what I would be reading, if I was doing my normal...
What Backs the Buck?
JP Koning, who did the, The Visual History of the Federal Reserve, has a new chart out: >
Money Managers Are Still Bullish
The bull is still very much in charge, but it pays to be cautious, as bargains are getting harder to find, says Barron’s Lauren...
Apart From the Crowd
David L. Singer – 10-30-09 Apart From the Crowd – 10-30-09 ~~~ Apart From the Crowd – 11-2-09
Economic data
In likely a result of a rush to buy a home in order to qualify for the possible expiration of the home buying tax credit, Sept Pending...
Uh-Oh: Economists Say Recovery, Market Gains Solid
No worries! The same people who missed the worst oncoming recession in 80 years, the credit collapse (worst in US), and the market crash...
Learning from Past Mistakes
Knowledge of economic history has helped policy makers make the right decisions in the wake of the financial crisis, George Akerlof,...
China continues to charge ahead
China’s economic bounce has continued so far into Q4 as evidenced by both the October state enterprise and private sector weighted...
The Cruel Basic Mathethematics of Losses
An odd article in the today’s WSJ laments The Cruel Math of Big Losses. What a terrible misonomer: This article should have been...
Congressman Grayson on MSNBC Countdown
We had Congressman Grayson at our Conference in the spring — he is a fireball, who speaks truth to power. What I especially like...