This week we look at a number of charts of various parts of the credit markets to see what kind of progress is being made on getting back to "normal" or to a "new normal." And my friend Prieur du Plessis shows us there is reason to believe that we have seen the worst. "This too...
Thoughts on the Continuing Crisis Dressing Like an Economist The Trend Is Your Friend Until the End of the Trend What Is Money? MV=PQ Newport Beach, Orlando, and Home Two weeks ago I presented my thoughts on the current economic situation at my 6 th Annual Strategic Investment Conference in La Jolla...
Live Easy With EquiTrend Catching a falling safe Week Ending March 6, 2009 EquiTrend.com Stocks fall, a reversal afoot? Leaders fall with the pack Earnings - Any one have a tourniquet? Bad economic news but good market action? Looking forward INDEX Mar6-09 Feb 27-09 Change Change% INDU 6,626.94 7,062...
Economics This Week’s Data September factory orders dropped 2.5% versus expectations of a .5% decline and August’s -4.0% report. The International Council of Shopping Centers reported weekly sales of major retailers up .6% versus the prior week and up .9% versus the comparable period in 2007;...
.........But First, A Word From Our Sponsor.......... A panel of currency experts is coming to St. Louis University. Plan to attend the upcoming panel discussion "Dollar Prospects: Do Fundamentals Really Matter" on October 23 from 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in St. Louis University's Busch Student...
October 10, 2008 Dear, Dear Reader, In last week's edition of this meandering missive, I mused as follows... "What, I wonder, will the government do when next week, or the week after maybe, the U.S. stock market takes another header for 500 points? Stay tuned. Meanwhile, gold is at $826, down...
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Filed under: Credit Crisis, Subprime Loans, Gold, Depression, The Fed, McCain, Obama, Deficit, Bailout, Bud Conrad, British Pound, LIBOR, Iceland, Fascism