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May
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- Existing Home Sales Rise Across the Board
- Leading Economic Indicators Turn Negative
- (U.S.) Relative Strength
- Checking in on Inflation
- EconomPics Recap
- Trade Deficit Blow Out
- Stocks for the Long Run?
- The Consumer is Back... Consumer Credit Positive (...
- Ugliest Employment Chart You'll See?
- Employment Market Continues to Muddle Along
- When Leverage Attacks
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April
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- Personal Income and Outlays... A Few Charts
- April ETF Performance Recap
- GDP Breakdown
- More on that Treasury Blood Bath
- The Power of Momentum
- How's That Austerity Working?
- Leading Economic Indicators (less Fed Control) Neg...
- Why Investors are Reaching for Yield?
- Chinese Treasury Holdings Back to 2010 Levels
- Retail Sales Continue to Show Strength
- Employment Report: Not as Bad as I First Thought
- The VIX as an Equity Hedge
- A Weak Jobs Report
- Baby's Got Sauce... Checking in on the World's Gre...
- "Risk On" in Q1
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March
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- Final Q4 GDP Unchanged at 3%
- Baseball Valuations Soar
- Leading Economic Indicators Show Strength in Febru...
- Not All Bonds are the Same
- State Taxes
- About that Treasury Blood Bath
- What's Another Trillion?
- Quantifying March Madness
- EconomPics of the last month (or so)
- Employment Breakdown... Are We There Yet Edition?
- Wealth, Debt, and the Fed
- Consumer Credit: The Good and the Bad
- VIX Fun Fact
- Germany Needs to Consume
- Taking a Look into Disposable Personal Income
- EconomPic Turns Four
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3 comments:
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 !
The 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?
dblwyo- please do!
econompicdata@gmail.com
i appreciate it
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