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Wednesday, February 18, 2009
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- EconomPics of the Week (2/27/09)
- Historical GDP: "It Was Nice Knowing You U.S. Cons...
- Financial Bonds Spiking
- GDP Breakout: Revised Down to 6.2%
- Russia-China Oil Deal
- "Tax Rates of the Rich and Poor"
- GDP... How was It?
- FDIC Insured Institutions: System Wide Loss
- Durable Goods (January)
- Bailout the Shelter. Not the Investment.
- Petroleum Supplies
- Good News Alert! Australia May Show Positive GDP
- Japanese Exports Almost Halved in 12 Months
- Loan Modifications for Dummies
- What a Difference a Day Makes... Financial Firms R...
- Consumer Confidence Plunge
- Eastern Europe at a Tipping Point
- Case Shiller Price Index (December)
- Where's the Equity Premium? Part III
- Stairway to....
- Equities vs. Housing... A Function of the Baby Boo...
- Top Ten Banks.... Then and Now
- EconomPics of the Week (2/20/09)
- High Yield "Time Bomb"
- How Much is a $2.5 Trillion Deficit?
- Help Jake Understand: Home Prices in Terms of Equity
- CPI (January)
- Philly Fed Index... "It Can't Get Worse" Edition
- Leading Economic Indicators (January)
- What Taxpayers Got for $45 Billion
- PPI January: Up Month over Month; Down Year over Year
- The Case for an Auto Bailout
- Industrial Production / Capacity Utilization Freefall
- Mortgage "Moral Hazard" Plan
- GM Bailout... Another Sinkhole
- Bank Leverage Ratios... GE Boomin'
- Import / Export Prices
- When Will the Economy Hit Bottom?
- Oil / Gas Divergence
- Empire Manufacturing Survey
- Median Family Net Worth Down ~1/3
- $500 Billion Sinkhole
- Federal Obligations > Annual Global Economy
- Japanese Economy Crumbling
- EconomPics of the Week (Valentine's Edition)
- Oxymoron of the Day: S&P Earnings
- Merrill $3.6 Billion Bonus Breakdown
- Business Sales and Inventories (December)
- Euro Region GDP Down 1.5%
- European Industrial Production (December)
- Moody's: The United States is Resilient... Not Res...
- Bailout of Securitization Market = Bailout of Banks
- Retails Sales Bounce 1% MoM, Down 10% YoY
- Treasury Budget Soars
- Real Treasury Yields Moving Lower
- U.S. Trade in Goods Crashing = Contraction of Trad...
- Wholesale Inventories Rising Dramatically
- Yen Shopping Spree Finally Here?
- Great Depression II = Rock n' Roll
- Revolving Credit Free Fall
- LIBOR Has Come a LONG Way
- The Case for Nationalization?
- Equity Markets: Expect Volatility
- A-Rod: "It was Such a Loosey-Goosey Era"
- S&P 500 on a Five Month Rally? Just Ignore the Fir...
- TARP Review: Taxpayers Paid too Much
- Same Store Sales (January)
- EconomPics of the Week (2/6/09)
- German Production Down Most Since 1960's
- And the Best Reason to Stay in School is...
- Unemployment: Birth Death Adjustment at it Again
- Unemployment to 7.6%:Broader Unemployment to 13.9%
- Hedge Fund Returns (January)
- Productivity and Costs: The Tale of Two Cities
- Deflation Worries Easing?
- Vacant Homes "Cliff Climbing"
- ISM Services (January)
- Game Theory: Why Giving the "Option" to Limit Pay ...
- Top 20 Auto Brands: Then and Now
- January Auto Sales... 45 Year Low
- European Labor Productivity
- Pending Home Sales... Foreclosure Boom
- Disposable Income Breakdown
- Personal Consumption Down... No More "Borrowing" B...
- ISM Manufacturing Improves
- Global Unemployment
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Another good post.
ReplyDeleteDon the libertarian Democrat
This is so true it makes me sick to my stomach. Once again we are using money in a way that is:
ReplyDelete1. Not going to fix the problem
2. Increase deficit and lead to massive devaluation
3. Punishes responsible people
I wonder what the government is going to do once inflation kicks in and pensions/social security become worthless? We can't afford out current social security debts. How are we going to pay for the increased payments that will be necessary due to inflation?