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Thursday, August 6, 2009
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- Eurozone CPI
- Chicago PMI Poised to Show Growth in September
- The Nikkei (in USD) vs the S&P 500 (not in USD)
- Job Destruction isn't the Problem
- Regime Change in Japan
- EconomPics of the Week (8/28/09)
- Chicago Fed National Activity = Gettin' There
- The Wage Freefall
- Michigan Consumer Confidence Stalls
- It's Good to Work for the Government
- Japan Struggling
- Where's the Investment?
- Q2 GDP Remains at 1%... Breakdown Shifts
- D.C. Hates Cash for Clunkers
- New Home Sales in Perspective
- Almost 1/3 of Banks Rated F
- Durable Goods Jumps
- Another Jobless Recovery, Even with a Deficit Spike
- The Futures So Bright...
- Home Prices Continue Rebound
- Top Holders of Commercial Real Estate Loans
- North Dakota or Bust
- The German GDP Recovery
- The Mass Layoff Non-Seasonal Disconnect
- Since the Market Bottomed...
- Tarantino Scores Big
- European New Orders Above Forecast
- EconomPics of the Week (8/21/09)
- Banks and the Beauty of Cheap Deposits
- Continued Stabilization in Existing Home Sales
- Oil Price vs. Reserves
- Gendercide
- Leading Indicators Point to Economic Rebound
- Initial Claims No Longer Falling
- Record Treasury Demand
- Commercial Real Estate: There Goes the (Entire) Bu...
- Putting the Credit Crisis in Perspective
- What Goes Down, Must Go Up
- Good News... Housing Starts Down
- Producer Prices Cliff Dive in July
- German Confidence Jumps
- Credit Continues to Ratchet Tighter
- Household Debt to Net Worth Ratio Spiking
- Empire Manufacturing Index Turns Positive
- Money Market Funds Yielding Nada... In Other Words...
- Japan's Odd Q2 Positive GDP Print
- EconomPics of the Week 8/14/09
- Capacity Utilization Jumps from 17.4% Increase in ...
- CPI Down Most Since 1950
- Record Drop in CPI in Eurozone
- Buyer Beware
- Predicting CPI...
- Net Worth = Net Negative over Past Ten Years
- July Retail Sales Way Below Estimates
- Trade Stabilizing
- Eurozone GDP Upside Surprise
- Spending Soars, Receipts Cliff Dive, Treasury Budg...
- "Average" Real Income of the Population
- Output per Hour Up, but Hours Slashed
- Q2 GDP Downside Revisions Coming?
- $4 Trillion Down... Up to $9 Trillion to Go
- Deflation Hits Germany
- Least Hours on Record Since... Well... Ever
- Consumer Credit Down Sharply
- Global Demand Freefall Waning... Japanese Export E...
- Japanese Machinery Orders Up... Still No Private D...
- EconomPics of the Week (8/7/09)
- Less Unemployed, but More Unemployed Longer
- Unemployment Rate Drop = Decline in Labor Force
- Unemployment Down to 9.4%
- UK Producers Price Index Surprises to Upside
- Hedge Funds are "en Fuego"
- July Same Store Sales
- Consumption Stabilizing... Now What
- AIG Soars... Still Down 96% Year over Year
- Aussie Employment "Surprise" to Upside
- Sovereign Wealth Fund Breakdown
- Services Declining at Slightly Faster Rate
- What's Another 370K Jobs Anyhow?
- Corporate Bonds Rockin'
- Real GDP per Capita Redux
- Income Down, Savings Up = Consumption Down = Stall...
- Decline in Energy Drives Euro PPI to Largest Drop ...
- Ford Ends 18 Month Skid
- "Japanese Wages in Record Plunge"
- Economics of Steroids
- Manufacturing Contracts for 18th Straight Month......
- Five Years of Real GDP per Capita Lost
- "China is Leading the Way"
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Jake - in case you're interested I collect historical softclip files of stories on various topics and just finished reviewing my Hedge Industry trends files. Fascinating history review and it puts current readings and data in some perspective. To wit thru '97 Hedgies were in trouble, road up the bubble and then kaboom. Another interesting tidbit was the '05 "announcements" that the big banks were getting into the business because of superior tools, e.g. risk management. HA !
ReplyDeleteThe point being I'd be happy to share it with you if you'll give me someplace to send it.
Ha! Dan Patrick and Keith Olbermann... will it ever be that good again?
ReplyDeletedblwyo- please do!
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i appreciate it