Our friends at Stock Trader’s Almanac sent along this table, noting how past terror events have generated different market reactions....
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Paul Farrell proposes a "Megabubble Poll" — how many of these do you think are bubbles. All, some...
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NYT article has even more charts: How Markets React and Recover Hours by Hour Market Progression, London 7/7click for larger...
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Yesterday, we cited a WSJ chart showing market reaction to prior terror attacks. Today, there’s yet another informative chart in...
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WSJ: U.S. employers added 146,000 jobs to nonfarm payrolls in June, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Friday, well below...
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One of the fascinating things about the US Goverment’s data producers, including the BLS and the BEA is that they don’t seem...
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Today is NFP day. Readers know I have been taking the Under for quite some time now (for new visitors, that means I am betting the...
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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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