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1. bbro on Bull Trip? GDP Report Q3 2009 (Final): Dorothy we are not in Kansas anymore.... On Dec 22 06:00 PM... more »
2. bbro on Bull Trip? GDP Report Q3 2009 (Final): Dorothy.... we are not in Kansas anymore..... On Dec 22 09:01... more »
3. Davewmart on Housing Bubble’s Bounce, Then Bust Again?: There is a line between optimism and stupidity, which is clearly... more »
4. David Jackson Blogger on Citizen Lereah Repents?: As the creator of David Lereah Watch Blog, I enjoyed your well... more »
5. Options Trading on Bull Trip? GDP Report Q3 2009 (Final): in times of recession when people don't have money to spend, its... more »
6. calafia_beech on Bull Trip? GDP Report Q3 2009 (Final): On Dec 22 04:54 PM bbro wrote: > Does anybody remember there... more »
7. bbro on Bull Trip? GDP Report Q3 2009 (Final): Does anybody remember there were calls of no growth in 2009 at... more »
8. woollyB on Government-Sponsored Surge in Home Sales Continues in November: The harder the government tries to entice me into the dream of... more »
9. Carlos Lam on Housing Bubble’s Bounce, Then Bust Again?: On Dec 22 01:55 PM calafia_beech wrote: > How can this be?? The... more »
10. calafia_beech on Housing Bubble’s Bounce, Then Bust Again?: How can this be?? The Calafia Beach Pundit says home sales are sky... more »
11. TeresaE on Extended Unemployment Benefits and the Real Jobless Figure: Please. Our federal and local governments are spending millions... more »
12. Gregman2 on The Chicago Fed National Activity Index Shows Another Contraction in November: M3. However, this is related to the real economy, not the market. more »
13. FAMCO on Sinking Ships: MA vs. RI Unemployment Spread, November 2009: This does raise and interesting question as to whether or not two... more »
14. User 93914 on The Chicago Fed National Activity Index Shows Another Contraction in November: I think you have been looking into the noise of the market too... more »
15. Ed_Kingston on Extended Unemployment Benefits and the Real Jobless Figure: I agree with the above. The real unemployment rate could be as... more »