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Latest | Highest ratedDubai: The Counter Trade [View article]
It's another straw on the camel's back--and it's overloaded already.
Is the Dubai Crisis the Answer to USD Bulls’ Prayers? [View article]
A phrase I've come up with to justify my long-term bearish stance is this: It's the debt, dummy.
Global Warming Models: 'Out of Order'? [View article]
wattsupwiththat.com/
Laugh at My "Picks" Now / Later / Both / Neither [View instapost]
Laugh at My "Picks" Now / Later / Both / Neither [View instapost]
Market was down a small bit. More gainers than losers among my picks.
Only notable loser was Rambus (just normal jitter, IMO).
Notable gainers were my shorts on WFC, IYR, and RWX (again).
GRN: New Carbon Emissions ETN Offers Green Energy Alternative [View article]
wattsupwiththat.com/20.../
IMF's Managing Director Gives Credibility to a Stronger Gold Price [View article]
Make that "billions."
$59 Billion Dubai Debt Default Could Have Much Wider Implications [View article]
$59 Billion Dubai Debt Default Could Have Much Wider Implications [View article]
Dow futures down 180.
What if Steve Jobs Hadn’t Returned to Apple in 1997? [View article]
"And their stance on [Google Voice for] the iPhone is irritating and, well, sorta evil."
Is Gold Bullion Overdue for a Pullback? [View article]
The upside is 1300 short-term, (next quarter), and the downside is limited, because Asian central banks will be buying on dips from here to eternity.
Gold Bears Stop Sector from Overheating [View article]
My "take" is that he, like many other gold lugs, can't get past seeing gold as a commodity, which is how it functions in normal times.
Can 2004 Teach Us Anything About 2010? [View article]
Correct--It's the debt, stupid.
Today's Economic Data: Feeding the Market's Bipolarity [View article]
Today's Economic Data: Feeding the Market's Bipolarity [View article]
I believe that NBER doesn't use human judgment to determine when recessions end. Its chairman stated a couple of months ago that he wanted to wait a year before making his call.