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Wednesday, January 5, 2011
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- Odd Month
- Chicago PMI Points to Heating Economy / Input Prices
- GDP Growth at 3.2% in Q4
- The Bulldog Bubble
- Taking a Look at the Cash Hoarders
- Dividend vs. Buyback Yield... The Importance of Ti...
- Consumer Confidence Improves in January
- Case Shiller Index Points to Housing Double Dip
- Europe's Industrial Rebound: The Power of Mean Rev...
- China Hearts Silver... Market Top?
- Housing Market Drives Leading Economic Indicators?
- The Equity Market is in Trouble... J-E-T-S Edition
- Housing Starts Quite Low
- China Still NOT Selling Treasuries
- Empire Manufacturing Outlook at Seven Year High
- Still Too Much Capacity
- EconomPics of the Week (1-14-11)
- Mind the Gap
- An Even Uglier Federal Debt Chart
- PPI Hits Four-Handle
- The iPhone was a Huge Success...
- More on the Federal Debt
- The Federal Debt Spike
- Employment Picture: Getting There... VERY Slowly
- China Owns Lots of Paper
- Bernanke: 2010 Fund Manager of the Year
- A Strong 2010 for Hedge Funds
- Employment Higher, but Disappoints
- The History of Corporate Bonds
- ISM Services Strong in December
- An Employment Report We've Been Waiting For
- Trading Day #1 of 2011 = Risk On
- Realized 20-Day Vol at 39 Year Low
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Analyzer
You might wanna use a thicker line for the graphs - its hard to pick up the colors of each. Or is it my monitor?
ReplyDeleteHi Jake. I'm a daily reader of your blog, and one of the things I look forward to is your graphic/comments on the foreign holders of treasuries. Has the Treasury stopped posting this information since October?
ReplyDeleteanon1- scrapped the initial chart... may have time later to recreate (no promises)
ReplyDeleteanon2- been too busy with life / work to keep up my postings, but treasury reports with a two month lag. november comes out next week