Last week’s comments, “Confirming a Market Turn,” were picked up by Barron’s today. Also, our snarky comments...
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The U.S. manufacturing sector expanded for the 12th month in a row in May, the Institute for Supply Management survey reported this...
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Fascinating story at the Canadian magazine Walrus (really, that’s the name of it) about Edward Castronova, the economist who...
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Personal income grew in April at twice the rate of spending, boosting the savings rate to the highest level since last summer. According...
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Steve Liesman has fun at the Chairman’s expense (heh): “Wanted: Economist with impeccable credentials. Knowledge of monetary...
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Over two months ago (March 24, 2004), we cited polls indicating that Cuban Voters in Florida Wavering in Support for President. Not just...
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Tonite, I watched the Frontline show, “The Way the Music Died.” It was kinda of interesting, but all told, rather...
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Be sure to catch the Frontline show tonite: The modern music scene was created in 1969, at Woodstock. Half a million fans, dozens of...
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Last week, we discussed how the Dow Transports have not “confirmed the new low in the Industrials.” The Transports did not create...
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