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1. j-dub on Reading Rates: MBA Application Survey, October 12, 2009: So it ain't really raining,... more »
2. Graham and Dodd Investor on Economic Confidence: Down Among Consumers, Up Among Businesses: This just shows the extent that "producer sovereignty" has... more »
3. User 353732 on Economic Confidence: Down Among Consumers, Up Among Businesses: 1.Very large companies with an important and growing presence in... more »
4. vbierschwale on Economic Confidence: Down Among Consumers, Up Among Businesses: The reason business confidence is up and consumer confidence is... more »
5. logicalthought on Reading Rates: MBA Application Survey, October 12, 2009: >>...the purchase application volume has now dropped to the lowest... more »
6. Pat C on Parsing Today's Jobless Report: Initial Claims Remain Elevated, Continuing Claims Slowly Descend: Does anyone track "new business formation"? That would be an... more »
7. User 353732 on Parsing Today's Jobless Report: Initial Claims Remain Elevated, Continuing Claims Slowly Descend: In addition to high unemployment and underemployment that is... more »
8. fwi on Commercial Banks' Assets and Liabilities: Trouble Ahead?: The taxpayer's money is extracted by the IRS to give to the Feds... more »
9. TeresaE on Economic Jolt: Job Openings and Labor Turnover for September 2009: This has been the policy since Clinton threw open the doors to... more »
10. User 353732 on Economic Jolt: Job Openings and Labor Turnover for September 2009: Big companies don't hire but they do a lot of firing and cash... more »
11. 58robbo on U.S. and U.K. Property Bubbles: Bounce, Then Bust Again: end to the stimulus? As much as i'd like to see that, it isn't... more »
12. Bright Pink Swan on U.S. and U.K. Property Bubbles: Bounce, Then Bust Again: In the (very long) journey down, this NYC penthouse cat may bounce... more »
13. Roger Knights on U.S. and U.K. Property Bubbles: Bounce, Then Bust Again: "It means the bounce is likely drawing to a close ..." We're at... more »
14. Dave Wrixon on U.S. and U.K. Property Bubbles: Bounce, Then Bust Again: I don't think the supply demand scenarios in the US and the UK are... more »
15. TeresaE on Two Great Bounces: 1929 vs. Today: The biggest losses to the market occurred in '32 to '34, not... more »