The Wall Street Journal weighs in on the post-RNC bounce. Their conclusion: Modest, but noticeable: “The Republican convention and...
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Historians know that September is the cruelest month of the year for both the Dow and the S&P500 (see chart nearby). The Dow suffers...
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While September has been an awful month for the Bulls, that seasonal effect is greatly moderated in Election years: Chart of the Week:...
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NYT: “It’s milquetoast,” said Richard Yamarone, chief economist at Argus Research, referring to the labor report....
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The latest Street.com column, “The Unintended Effects of Accelerated Depreciation (part II)” is up at RM. Fun with tax...
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Barron’s picks up the large Economists vs. Job Creation: Why the disconnect?. I give credit to whoever managed to edit down that...
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The 144,000 jobs added to payrolls in August fell just shy of the 150,000 economists had expected, but the number was heartening since...
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Alternative title: Personal Income Growth vs. Governmental Hiring In our previous post, we noted that one of the seven factors Forbes...
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While we have been focusing on the Economic aspects of the campaign, some observers are keen to remind us that there are actually other...
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“For a nickel I will” Last October (2003), we raised the question as to whether their would be an iTunes Associate Program....
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