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- EconomPic's of the Week (10/31/08)
- Chicago PMI Plunge
- Real Per Capita Disposable Income Biggest Drop Sin...
- National Debt Jumps $880B Since September
- Global Equity Rebound
- GDP Breakdown... Not "Better" than Expected
- GDP Deflator De-Mystified
- With Times Like These... Ya Gotta Drink
- Non-Durable Goods Consumption Biggest Drop Since 1950
- Q3 GDP Down 0.3%
- Do We Need an Education Bailout?
- Fed Cuts 50 bps to 1%... Will it Matter?
- Durable Good Shipments YTD (September)
- Consumer Confidence Analysis (September)
- Commercial Paper.... Release the Hounds
- Another Wild Ride
- Volkwagen Largest Company by Market Cap????
- Case Schiller Price Index (August)
- Muni Delever
- VIX Calendar Skew
- Yen Based Acquisition Spree on the Way?
- Commercial Paper Freeze Up
- Econom-Pics of the Week (10-24-08)
- Global Growth Screeches to a Halt
- VIX Spikes.... AGAIN
- High Yield Concentration: Banking Issues
- LIBOR Flat to Yesterday's Open
- Basketball Players Shouldn't Be Currency Traders
- A Picture is Worth 1000 Words... Wachovia Edition
- "It Could be Structured by Cows, and We Would be R...
- We Present a Positive Aspect of the Recession
- LIBOR Continues Improvement
- Banks and Brokerages: The Writing was on the Wall
- Swap Spreads Out of Whack
- Palin a Bigger Issue for McCain than Bush?
- More on Employment and it Ain't Pretty....
- More Thawing: LIBOR Down Again
- Mortgage Equity Withdrawals All but Cease
- Japanese Equities Look Cheap, but Does that Matter?
- Leading Economic Indicators Up 0.2% in September
- Hot Dog! "Recession Special" Up 27%
- Frozen Markets Become Slushy: LIBOR Down
- Relief at the Pump: Gas Drops Record Amount
- EconomPics of the Week (10/17)
- Asset Class Returns... Nowhere to Run
- Why Are Markets Still Volatile?
- Liquidity Provided to Banks Doubles...
- VIX: It Has Been a Heck of a Week
- "CPI has Gone Dormant"
- Industrial Production Non-Existent in September
- Breaking News: Recessions Kill Taste Buds
- Implied Inflation Below 1% over the Next Two Years
- Dow Jones: Long-term Perspective
- Bailout over $2.5 Trillion...
- Retail Stores Slump (September)
- PPI: Year over Year Inflation; Month over Month De...
- All is Still Not Well in Credit Land
- Evaluating Shares as Dividend Derivatives
- Global Equity Markets Roar...
- Equities: Expect the Unexpected
- $250 Billion Market Stability Initiative
- Dow Jumps a Whopping 936 points to a Level Not See...
- U.S. Budget Deficit... $2 Trillion!?!?!
- More U.S. Women 40 to 44 Remaining Childless
- After a Week Like This Just Remember... You're the...
- Black October
- EconomPics of the Week (9-10-08)
- Lehman Results are In: 8.625 cents on the Dollar
- International Trade (August)
- When a $103 Billion Increase in Fed Funding was Po...
- Five of Ten Largest Dow Drops... in 2008
- The U.S. Banking System is Over-Rated
- Speechless
- Are Equities the Least of Our Worries?
- Muni Close-end Funds SCREAMING Buy?
- Discount Shopping Thrives; Luxury... Not so Much
- The $25.9 Trillion Global Equity Market "Correction"
- Global Response...
- Fed Funds Cut to 1.5%... Will It Matter?
- Investment Banking Heads Made $1 Billion+
- From Wall Street to Main Street... Credit Frozen
- Write-downs / Capital Raises to Date...
- Is the Euro Decline a Signal of E.U. Trouble?
- Who Bravely Dares Must Sometimes Risk a Fall
- 30 Year Treasuries Below 4%
- Hedge Fund Returns (September)
- Anything I've Ever Done that Ultimately was Worthw...
- Long Bonds, Short Equities
- EconomPics of the Week (10/3)
- Thriving in an "Economic Pearl Harbor"
- Bailout Approved in a Landslide
- Full and Part Time Hiring Freeze
- Payroll Down 159,000, Unemployment Remains at 6.1%
- Federal Reserve Bank Credit Balance Swells
- Armageddon Trade of the Day (10/2)
- Venezuela Up 0.2% YTD, Everything Else... Not So Much
- Corporate Debt Spreads Continue Spike
- Bailout Can Work and At No Cost to Taxpayers
- Senate Passes Bailout....
- Armageddon Trade of the Day (10/1/08)
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