Thursday, October 29, 2009
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Ben's The Man (but I digress)
I tell ya, I would not want to be Ben Bernanke for all the tea in that great capitalist nation they call China. Just kidding, well, maybe not; Communist China
Monday, October 26, 2009
Friday, October 23, 2009
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
The Dollar and Today's Market
The dollar/market relationship I wrote about Monday (dollar up/market down & vice versa) is clearly playing itself out today. In spite of very good reports from Google, etc., stocks look to be giving back a little ground.
The "experts" will site the disappointing housing starts number (which shows stabilization, but not rapid growth of late), and while that may be part of it, clearly today's strengthening of the greenback is giving the market a (albeit slight) headache.
Go to Monday's commentary - "Minnie Mouse, The Market and The Dollar" for a more thorough explanation of the current state of our currency and it's short and long-term implications...
The "experts" will site the disappointing housing starts number (which shows stabilization, but not rapid growth of late), and while that may be part of it, clearly today's strengthening of the greenback is giving the market a (albeit slight) headache.
Go to Monday's commentary - "Minnie Mouse, The Market and The Dollar" for a more thorough explanation of the current state of our currency and it's short and long-term implications...
Monday, October 19, 2009
Minnie Mouse, the Market, and the Dollar
Is this seven month stock market rally the real deal? Does Dow 10,000 reflect improved corporate earnings, a rebounding economy, record low interest rates and trillions of sideline cash? Or, is it no more legitimate than the current homerun record?
The doubters tell us that the market
The doubters tell us that the market
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Monday, October 12, 2009
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
The Correction is a Coming - Someday
To the chagrin of all those flustered forecasters, September, the perennial worst month of the year for stocks (66% of the time that is) refused to deliver the elusive 10% correction they
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