As long as that diversification included duration and/or shiny metal.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Diversification Worked in Q2
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- EconomPics of the Week (7/30/10)
- Great Recession was Worse than Thought
- Q1 GDP Revised Up One Full Point
- GDP Growth Slows... Spike in Business Investment
- End of the World Trade Unwind
- Earnings Season has Been Strong
- Durable Goods Off
- Consumers Getting Realistic
- Home Prices Jumped in May... Test Comes Next Month
- Got Yield?
- Chicago Fed Details a Slowing Economy
- Japanese Exports Halfway There
- Europe's Pecking Order
- The British are Coming... Back
- Leading Indicators... More Fed Please
- Existing Home Sales Under Pressure
- Signs of Life in Europe
- EconomPics of the (Traveling) Week
- More on Contango
- Producer Prices Moderating
- Empire State Manufacturing Slumps
- Industrial Production Blips Higher
- Chinese Economic Growth Slows... to 11.1%
- Retail Sales: Small Purchases Up. Large Purchases ...
- On the Relationship Between Earnings and Yield
- Budget Deficit: Going for Broke
- Trade Imbalance Back
- Small Businesses - Still Feeling the Pain
- UK CPI in Check
- EconomPics of the Week (7/9/10)
- How is Spending Still Strong?
- Bron Bron... a Go Go
- Consumer Credit Freefall
- Things That Make You Go Hmmm.....
- Earnings Jump... Cause for Economic Concern?
- The Aussie Miracle Continues
- Where are those jobs at?
- Hedge Funds Remain Under Pressure
- ISM Services: Slow Growth
- Equities for the LOOOOONNNNGGGG Run
- The Employment Depression
- EconomPics of the (Long) Week(end)
- Employment Breakdown
- Diversification Worked in Q2
- The World is Ending... Time to Buy?
- ISM Manufacturing Growth Slows
- Construction Disappoints
- Gold as a Percent of Equities / Fixed Income
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