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Daily Pfennig
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Chuck Butler
on
11-13-2009
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Filed under: Employment, China, Gold, Euro, Consumer Confidence, Norwegian Krone, GDP, Eurozone, Germany, Risk Aversion, Budget Deficit
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IN THIS ISSUE: Overview of Recent US Economic Trends Snapshot of the Latest Economic Data Fed's "Beige Book" Sees Modest Improvement Unemployment: The 800-Pound Gorilla in the Room Conclusions - Storm Clouds on the Horizon Eyes around the world are intently focused on this Thursday's...
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.........But First, A Word From Our Sponsor.......... Down on the dollar? Foreign currencies at EverBank could be your answer. If you're intrigued by the possibility of lower portfolio risk and gains against a weak U.S. dollar, look to us for: -- Familiar products: WorldCurrency CDs and Money Market...
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Sell in May and Go Away? The End of the Recession? Is the US Consumer Back? A Dangerous End Game A Few Thoughts on Swine Flu The old adage that one should "sell in May and walk away" has been around for years. I mentioned that bromide about this time last year, urging readers to head for the...
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Thoughts From The Frontline
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John Mauldin
on
05-01-2009
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Filed under: Recession, GDP, Market Valuation, S&P 500, Consumer Spending, Deficit, Consumer Confidence, Automotive Industry, Obama, Swine Flu, Prieur du Plessis
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.........But First, A Word From Our Sponsor.......... Record 2008 results take EverBank® to new heights. In a year that saw many of the nation's largest financial institutions falter, EverBank excelled. Our 2008 achievements, which came as no surprise to us, included: .Record net income of $46.0...
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.........But First, A Word From Our Sponsor.......... Record 2008 results take EverBank® to new heights... In a year that saw many of the nation’s largest financial institutions falter, EverBank excelled. Our 2008 achievements, which came as no surprise to us, included: •Record net income of $46.0 million...
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Daily Pfennig
by
Chuck Butler
on
04-29-2009
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Filed under: Employment, Dollar, Recession, Gold, Euro, Consumer Confidence, GDP, Eurozone, Germany, FOMC, Home Prices, Mexico, Peso
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Economics This Week’s Data The International Council of Shopping Centers reported weekly sales of major retailers fell .7% versus the prior week and 1.7% on a year over year basis; Redbook Research, on the other hand, reported month to date retail...
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.........But First, A Word From Our Sponsor.......... Record 2008 results take EverBank® to new heights. In a year that saw many of the nation's largest financial institutions falter, EverBank excelled. Our 2008 achievements, which came as no surprise to us, included: .Record net income of $46.0...
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Daily Pfennig
by
Chuck Butler
on
04-21-2009
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Filed under: Currencies, Gold, Consumer Confidence, Interest Rates, Japan, The Fed, GDP, Germany, Bank of Canada, Jim Rogers, Reserve Bank of Australia, Riksbank
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.........But First, A Word From Our Sponsor.......... Down on the dollar? Foreign currencies at EverBank could be your answer. If you're intrigued by the possibility of lower portfolio risk and gains against a weak U.S. dollar, look to us for: -- Familiar products: WorldCurrency CDs and Money Market...
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Daily Pfennig
by
Chuck Butler
on
04-01-2009
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Filed under: Employment, Dollar, Inflation, China, Gold, Euro, Consumer Confidence, European Central Bank, GDP, Home Prices, G20, Timothy Geithner, Barack Obama
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Thoughts on the Continuing Crisis The Right Direction, At Least The Jobs Will Come Can We Have a Little Inflation, Please? Those Wild and Crazy Analysts La Jolla, Conversations, and Richard Russell When confronted about an apparent change of his opinions, John Maynard Keynes is reported to have said...
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Thoughts From The Frontline
by
John Mauldin
on
02-06-2009
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Filed under: Recession, Interest Rate, Employment, Inflation, GDP, Consumer Spending, Earnings, Consumer Confidence, Jobs, Richard Russell, Financial Crisis
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In This Issue.. * BNP Paribas weighs on the euro... * China and Treasuries... ...
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.........But First, A Word From Our Sponsor.......... Our 3rd Quarter numbers are in. And the news—as expected—is quite good. Thanks to our balanced business model, EverBank® continues to grow and prosper despite challenging market conditions. During the 3rd Quarter of 2008, we solidified our place as...
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IN THIS ISSUE: Latest Grim Numbers On The US Economy The Latest On The Government Bailouts Fed Announces The Mother Of All Bailouts Troubling Aspects Of The Fed's Latest Bailout Fighting A "Debt-Deflation" At Any Cost Introduction The economy, the financial crisis and government bailouts...
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Forecasts & Trends
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Gary D. Halbert
on
12-09-2008
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Filed under: Gary D. Halbert, The Fed, GDP, Subprime, Recession, Consumer Confidence, Ben Bernanke, Deficit, Depression, Stratfor, Bailout, Economy, Henry Paulson, Deflation
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This week we look at a short but excellent summary of the state of the current economic crisis. I always enjoy reading David Rosenberg, the North American economist of Merrill Lynch. He has a no-nonsense style that is refreshing from most mainstream economists. The reality is that things continue to...
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John Mauldin's Outside the Box
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John Mauldin
on
12-01-2008
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Filed under: Housing, The Fed, GDP, Ben Bernadke, Consumer Spending, Recession, Consumer Confidence, Merrill Lynch, Barack Obama, Capex, FOMC, David Rosenberg