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1. xcascoi on The New Math in Washington, Part II: sorry to disturb u. just take u a little time. If you are in... more »
2. Steve in TN on The New Math in Washington, Part II: Thanks, kcr357, very entertaining but at the same time painful for... more »
3. kcr357 on The New Math in Washington, Part II: It was the night before Christmas, and all through the Senate The... more »
4. kcr357 on The New Math in Washington, Part II: My forecast for the HC overhaul if passed- 1. healthcare remains... more »
5. swissfrank on The Challenge of Asset Allocation in a Shifting Market: I was hoping to read about specific portfolio allocations you... more »
6. Lightway on The Challenge of Asset Allocation in a Shifting Market: Etrade's director of research is warning customers, in a big huge... more »
7. notsosmart on The Challenge of Asset Allocation in a Shifting Market: but who made really big bucks in the last 10 years? those insiders... more »
8. Old Trader on Still Looking for a Turnaround in Lending: Northern Dancer and Mr. Big both make excellent points. Perhaps... more »
9. Mr. Big on Still Looking for a Turnaround in Lending: Banks don't lend because their balance sheets are crippled. They... more »
10. Northern Dancer on Still Looking for a Turnaround in Lending: James, I think this article is focused on the very key to the... more »
11. LilBob on Still Looking for a Turnaround in Lending: The behavior of the largeset banks right now is a primary example... more »
12. Davewmart on Still Looking for a Turnaround in Lending: Much of the liquidity seems to be seeping into asset bubbles... more »
13. flow5 on As Inflation Ticks Up, Expect Unwinding of Liquidity Programs: The exclusions are the most important prices to watch. When do... more »
14. woollyB on Jobs Picture Still Improving, Despite Temporary Setbacks: The author and I have very difference conceptions of the meaning... more »
15. Trader_Phil on Jobs Picture Still Improving, Despite Temporary Setbacks: Why would businesses hire prior to an increase in sales? ... more »