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Monday, April 5, 2010
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- EconomPics of the Week (4/30/10)
- How Far Had We Fallen? A LOT...
- Year over Year GDP Breakdown
- GDP Growth Slows in Q1: Back to Reliance on the Co...
- Continued Widespread Deflation in Japan
- College Enrollment Rate at New High
- Just a One Day Unwind...
- You Call that a "V"?
- More on the S&P 500 Relative Value
- A Greek Tragedy
- Corporate Earnings: Mixed, but Broadly Upgraded...
- The One Day Unwind?
- Consumer Confidence Increases in April
- Year over Year Housing Prices Up for the First Tim...
- Mass Layoffs...
- Texas Manufacturing: Recovery Gaining Traction
- Is the S&P 500 at Fair Value?
- The Greek Blow Out
- Fixed Income: One Long Round Trip Edition
- Food and Energy Drive PPI Higher
- Federal Reserve "Printing" Money
- Leading Indicators... Growing Strength
- More on the Housing Overbuild
- EconomPics of the Week (4/16/10)
- Goldman's Stock Crushed... All the Way to Last Mon...
- Consumer Sentiment Sinks in April
- What Housing Overbuild?
- Housing Permits "Bounce"
- Treasury Purchasing: China + U.K. = Full Picture
- Empire Manufacturing Index Soars
- Capacity Utilization Increases (Remains Low)
- China Heating Up... Consumer Style
- Inventories Growing to Meet Final Demand
- CPI Remains Low... Core at Lowest Level in 6 Years
- What Consumer Slump?
- Small Biz Continuing to Struggle
- Investing in a Low Return Environment... It's All ...
- Petroleum's Impact on the Trade Deficit
- Treasury Budget and Reliance on the Private Sector
- More on Oil's Impact on Consumption
- EconomPics of the Week (4/9/10)
- U.K. Produce Prices Soar in March
- Greek Borrowing Costs Soar
- Long Fixed Income. Short Almost Anything Else
- Regarding the Decline in Birth Rates
- Consumer Credit Contracts from January Bounce
- Unemployed to Job Openings Remains Elevated
- Hedge Funds Roar in March
- Low Quality Tide
- Short Fixed Income. Long.... Almost Anything Else
- ISM Services Jump
- Mortimer... We're Back!
- The Religious Construction Collapse
- EconomPics of the Week (4/2/10)
- Employment vs. Population Growth
- Back in Black: Jobs Added, Unemployment Rate Stays...
- Explanation of How a Zero Boundary Causes a Steep ...
- Has the Inventory Rebuild FINALLY Arrived?
- When Investors Makes More than Corporations
- Is Inflation Understated?
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LONG silver myself.
ReplyDeleteCan all things really be risk free? With a government implied guarantee on all things I guess there can never be any losses. Unless you are a taxpayer.
I like this line of yours "I am well aware that gold and silver are useless investments that hold no value over what anyone is willing to pay for them. Not like stocks or real estate which are priced 100% correctly at all times based upon set parameters known to all. Only fools buy the metals and most metal heads are crazy conspiracy nuts anyway."
ReplyDeleteI agree... and I also own silver and gold!