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Friday, January 9, 2009
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- EconomPics of the Week (Recession Special Edition)
- GDP Price Index Turns Negative: Stimulus on the Ch...
- Government Spending on the Move
- GDP Down 3.8%... Beats Estimates
- Shameful Bankers: Bonuses Down ALL THE WAY to a Le...
- Cargo Plane Traffic... Crash
- Earnings Roundup
- New Home Sales Drop to Lowest Ever Recorded
- "Are We Going to War?" Durable Goods Edition
- California Munis are "Whispering" Buy
- European Capacity Cliff Dive
- Used Car Sales Suffering Too
- Deflation: Front, Center, and Even Down Under
- Oxymoron of the Day: A Public, Private Equity Shop
- Stimulus Timeline
- Consumer Confidence to New Historic Low
- Case Shiller Price Index (CSCPI) - November
- GE Rated Aaa = Aaa Joke
- Another 74k Jobs Cut
- Leading Economic Indicators: Green is Good (or at ...
- Long Bond Drops Most in 22 Years... A Trend or Vol...
- California Unemployment Rockets to 9.3%
- EconomPics of the Week: Global Edition (1-23-09)
- From "Crowding Out", to "Running Away"
- Oil Ready to Crash?
- UK GDP Down at Lowest QoQ Level in 29 Years
- "Pimp My Ride": Thain's $1.2 Million Office Remodel
- Russian Reserves Sink
- Beware the Media's “Obama Rally”
- Don't Mention Decoupling in Asia
- Spain Downgraded... Ireland to Follow?
- Death of the Newspaper
- Investment Grade Bonds: Attractively Priced, But W...
- Chinese Unemployment Projected at 30 Year High
- California Freeze Up: Are Munis Still Safe?
- Not All AA Bonds are the Same
- Out With the Outgoing Overly Optimistic View on th...
- Spreads: Not Seen Since the Great Depression
- Real Yields Matter
- A Feel Bad Rainbow: Job Cuts YTD
- Global Banking Sector Struggles
- EconomPics of the Week (1-16-09)
- First Third of TARP Could Cost Taxpayers $64 Billi...
- Recession Defined... Capacity Under-utilized
- Irish Home Prices... In Gold
- Oil Tankers are a Banks Best Friend
- Consumer Price Index (December)
- JP Morgan 'Fee Income' by Business Segment
- Draft of $550 Billion in Government Stimulus Spend...
- Help Jake Understand: Is it Possible that a Countr...
- Producers Price Index Breakdown (December)
- Deficit as a Percent of GDP
- Inventory / Sales Ratio Spikes
- Retail Crushed
- Loose Credit and Autos
- The Irish Dr. Doom... or Just an Exaggerating Econ...
- Receipts Down, Outlays Up = Soaring Deficit
- U.S. Trade Deficit Down Most in 12 Years
- Chinese Exports Plunge
- Fixed Mortgage Rates at Less than 4.5%
- Wholesale Trade: Sales Cliff Dive
- Alcoa $1.19 Billion Loss vs, Commodity Markets
- Auto Bubble Breakdown
- Stimulus Projected to Save 3.675mm Jobs... 3mm Too...
- EconomPics of the Week (1-09-09)
- Employment by President
- Long Bonds / Short Equities Redux
- Employment Recap
- Less Educated Hurt More... Everyone Unemployed Longer
- Employment Breakdown (December)
- Unemployment Way Worse than 7.2% Due to Birth / De...
- Broader Unemployment to 13.5%
- Federal Reserve Bank Credit Down $125 Billion
- Same Stores Sales... Down, but Not Out
- Huge Mortgage Rally... Thanks Government!
- Bank of England Cuts to Lowest Rate Since 1694 Inc...
- Forget the Term Foreclosure, this is More Like Fiv...
- Budget Deficit... Overly Optimistic and Still Ugly
- Fun with Gold
- Global Demand for Gold on the Rise
- ISM Services (December)
- The Ugly: P/E Multiple
- 2008 Hedge Fund Breakdown... Where's the Hedging?
- Auto Sales Continue to Crumble
- Are Treasuries Really in a Bubble?
- Construction Spending November
- Another Post on Swaps????
- Time to Buy Equities?
- EconomPics of the Week (New Years Edition)
- Is the Album Dead (Part II)?
- ISM Manufacturing Below Expectations
- Equities: Another End of Month Rally
- Is the Album Dead?
- Harvard Endowment's Historical Returns
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The broader unemployment data is definitely worth considering, but in this chart, you have the two data sets on different scales, which makes them difficult to compare. Many nice charts on your blog.
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