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Global macro says U.S. might win in the end after all ...
There is little doubt the doom and gloom crowd has the upper hand when it comes to sentiment about the U.S. economy and its future in the world. I know many want their doom and gloom beliefs validated, and therefore it's burning-at-the-stake time
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The Fat Lady is warming up her voice!
My apologies to Yogi! But can't you hear it: "Do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do..." I'm talking about the end game for the euro as a single currency of course.
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Jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs!
Naturally, ahead of tomorrow's US Nonfarm Payrolls report and President Obama's upcoming jobs address to Congress, talk of creating jobs in the US has become top priority.
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Bank of America executives may know more than we think!
Yesterday, while sitting comfortably in my living room, sipping a generous dram or two of 16-year Lagavulin (an Islay single malt scotch to the downtrodden who abstain from such pleasures), which I recently discovered and now think about constant
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Gold. Dumb Money. Bubble?
I think the title is clear. I ask because we're starting to get wind of bubble-talk from the financial press et al. It is very similar to the talk we heard on silver earlier in the year when its price increases began looking parabolic.
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Once again: It is a deflation problem!
I have continued to watch with amazement that number of people who believe we have an inflation problem.Read more: http://www.babypips.com/blogs/currency_currents/once_again_it_is_a_deflation_p.html#ixzz1UjpbpsTP
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The Fed: their toolbox is bigger than yours.
I say this for two reasons: first, I think the markets were due for a breather; second, I think expectations were set in line with what was eventually delivered; third, I think the Fed carefully and effectively acknowledged - via low-rate pledge
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How does it feel to be scolded by a Russia leader?
Maybe it's my nationalistic tendencies, my likely narrow understanding of world history, or my bias towards free-market capitalism, but I am turned off by Russia.
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Charts of the Day: More QE3...please?
I read in a Bloomberg story today that Bill Gross was expecting QE3 in some form or fashion thanks to the US economy entering what he referred to as "stall speed."
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We are toast! China is going to kick out butts. Read more:
It was kind of ironic, from the standpoint of my simple life, that my neighbor stopped by yesterday to give me some junk mail addressed to me, but put in his box.
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Look up dysfunctional in the dictionary and you'll see...
One of our many loyal readers sent me a brief comment the other day (his longer comments are usually very entertaining.) He said, regarding Secretary of State Hillary Clinton being over in China to quell their worst fears of a US default
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Stanley is right! Let them default while we eat cake!
Envoy Hillary was launched on Asian markets yesterday to calm fears about Treasury bond default because her boss doesn't want to stop spending like a drunken sailor. Spending is power, thus why we get all the obfuscation, double-dealing, and outr


