Lesson #1: Investors don't mind a correlation of one across asset classes when everything goes up.
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- It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
- Leading Indicators Rise in October
- Rocky Mountain High
- Core CPI at All-Time Series Low
- The Impact of QEII
- New Home Starts Dive in October
- CPI Tame in October
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- Consumer Continues to Spend
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- EconomPics of the Week 11-12-10
- European Economic Rebound Slows
- Is it a Bubble if a Reversal is Already Priced int...
- Growth in Treasury Budget Deficit Slows
- Undergrad Tuition Bubble?
- The Importance of Emerging Markets
- The Remarkable Gold Run Continues
- Consumers Getting Responsible?
- EconomPics of the (Past Two) Week(s)
- Wages and Inflation
- Employment Reports Split
- Everything is a Winner!
- Productivity and Equities
- Economy Showing Signs of Life
- Fed is Literally and Figuratively "Printing Money"
- Auto Sales Jump in October
- Levels Matter: Cry Me a River Edition
- Services Bouncing Back
- Front-End Loves... Long-End Hates... QEII
- Large Corporations Aren't Hiring
- The Race to the Bottom Continues
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- No Bounce in Income
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I think when everything goes up like this, it makes more sense to just say "Today the dollar lost a lot of value".
ReplyDeleteIt is nirvana! All we need do is QE X infinity and we are all rich! Who needs a job! Why hasn't anyone figured this out before?
ReplyDeleteSigned,
confused, bemused, but long gold and silver so thoroughly amused.