Seeking Alpha

Mark Thoma » Articles » IYR |

  • Greenspan's Got a Capital Idea
    on May 21, 2009 • IYF, IYR    
More on IYR by Mark Thoma
Articles by Ticker

Latest Comments on Mark Thoma's Articles

  1. Ferdinand E. Banks on Be Careful What You Wish for from the Fed: On the basis of being a brilliant teacher of finance, I think that... more »
  2. lower98th on Be Careful What You Wish for from the Fed: I wish for Simon Johnson. more »
  3. Davewmart on Be Careful What You Wish for from the Fed: Bernanke or Summers? Do you want someone in the left-hand pocket... more »
  4. chris coonan on Be Careful What You Wish for from the Fed: I think that America has more talent to offer than to say Bernanke... more »
  5. bindlepete on Economy Watch: Changes in the Composition of Consumption: The SpinMeisters must be busy preparing for the Balck Friday... more »
  6. chris coonan on Economy Watch: Changes in the Composition of Consumption: I don't see incomes rising on average for a while. With... more »
  7. gambitrader on Housing Starts: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: A look at the resets confirms we are not out of this. Infact the... more »
  8. Tony Petroski on Housing Starts: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: Professor Thoma: "This raises the question of whether the... more »
  9. Radardoc on Housing Starts: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: "Housing starts fell unexpectedly last month." Unexpected only... more »
  10. jerrydd on Obama's Incorrect Thinking on the Deficit: Tax cuts for the rich who pay 33% lower tax % vs a middle class... more »
  11. The Recusant on Obama's Incorrect Thinking on the Deficit: You got it! The solution will come only when we have jobs, jobs,... more »
  12. valuestocksonly on Housing Starts: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: The next problem is the wave of foreclosures right around the... more »
  13. chris coonan on Housing Starts: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: SA blogs have been predicting this for the last 8 weeks, so it... more »
  14. derryl on The Importance of Fed Independence: The 'old' way of dealing with financial crises and banking system... more »
  15. TinyTim on The Importance of Fed Independence: "people do not feel like the Fed is operating on their behalf,... more »