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Bernanke Goes All In
Well, we got an inflation target from the Fed. Basically, thinking at the Fed has been eliminated. The process has been automated. Bernanke has convinced the Fed board to adopt Core PCE as a determinate of monetary policy. So long as CPCE stays below 2...
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Did the ECB Pull Off a Back-Door Bailout that’ll End the Crisis?
Yields on short-term peripheral sovereign bonds are plunging, despite the fact that EU leaders appeared to make little progress at their highly-anticipated summit last week.
Pundits continue to expound on the flaws of the eurozone but markets are tel...
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Merkel: No Decisions Today, Announcement expected Wednesday
Merkel: No Decisions Today, Announcement expected Wednesday
by CalculatedRisk on 10/23/2011 02:10:00 PM
From MarketWatch: Final agreement on package of measures expected Wednesday
“Today, we will not undertake any decisions, but will undertake p...
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Here’s the Story that Made the Markets come Surging Back
EU leaders are actively looking for ways recapitalize European banks in a coordinated plan, according to an FT report. Finance ministers concluded that banks are suffering from funding concerns and that markets will need to be convinced they can withs...
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ECB Ready to Act! If things get worse. Or something like that.
The ECB has indicated that it's really ready to think about doing something as early as next month!
They might lower interest rates or do some debt thingy!
"The European Central Bank may act to address risks to growth as soon as next month should con...
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Are the GOP and DEMS really this stupid?
I was struck by the irony of the GOP's populist threats against the FED, and the DEMs support of the FED.
I for one do not think that politicians are a stupid as most people think they are. They have been doing exactly what they need to do to get r...
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The Most Miserable Cities in America
Combine high unemployment, a stagnant conomy and basement-level housing prices, and what have you got?
The most miserable cities in America, according to Brookings, of course! The think tank combined every major U.S. city's unemployment rate, level...
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Roche Keeps Drugs From State-funded Greek Hospitals .
Swiss drug giant Roche Holding AG has stopped delivering its drugs for cancer and other diseases to some state-funded hospitals in Greece that haven't paid their bills, and may take similar steps elsewhere, a stark example of how the European debt cris...
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Record State Budget Shortfalls Likely To Drag Down The Private Sector For Years
Record State Budget Shortfalls Likely To Drag Down The Private Sector For Years
First Posted: 8/29/11 12:50 PM ET Updated: 8/29/11 01:08 PM ET
WASHINGTON -- While the current economic downturn is often referred to as the worst since the Great Depre...
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Daily Market Update And Price Projections
Short term new signal measures fell back sharply on Wednesday, two days after they set records on the upside. Tweet
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4 Week Bill Jumps to $35 Billion
The Treasury announced today that its 4 week bill will be $35 billion instead of $23 billion as forecast just last week by the TBAC. That’s $12 billion of the extra cash I was expecting the Treasury to need to pay its bills this week. It reduces the scheduled paydown (cash back to bill...
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Second Recession Could be Much Worse than the First
If the economy falls back into recession, as many economists are now warning, the bloodletting could be a lot more painful than the last time around.
Given the tumult of the Great Recession, this may be hard to believe. But the economy is...
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Moody’s cuts Greek debt to B1, negative outlook
Market Watch link
Excerpt:
LONDON (MarketWatch) — Moody’s Investors Service cut Greece’s sovereign debt rating Monday by three notches, to B1, infuriating the Greek government and sideswiping the euro amid renewed worries about the ability of G...
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Employment in Pictures Because 1000 Words Were Dropped From Labor Force
Total nonfarm payrolls fell by 2.9 million in January from December. These are the actual numbers, not the Bureau of Liar Statistics seasonal fudge pack which usually obscure the truth, or completely mislead. In order to reveal how the current numbers stack up, it is only necessary to compare them to past years. Given...
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Employment in Pictures Because 1000 Words Were Dropped From Labor Force
Total nonfarm payrolls fell by 2.9 million in January from December. These are the actual numbers, not the Bureau of Liar Statistics seasonal fudge pack which usually obscure the truth, or completely mislead. In order to reveal how the current numbers ...
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Ghoulish Fascination – Professional Edition
The more things stay the same, the more they stay the same. This narrowly based move could go on for months. Tech ETFs are showing signs of going into a bubble blowoff. Retail, Housing, and Tech ETFs are ghoulishly fascinating measures of the madness of crowds. Tweet
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Casting Lots – Professional Edition
The net aggregate differential between buy and sell side indications inched up from -193 to -146. The indicator has been trading in a narrow, indecisive range near neutral for 2 weeks in what seems like a holding action until reinforcements arrive in the New Year. The question is whose reinforcements they will be. The...
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Goldman Jumps Shark
Hmmmm. Now that Goldman is bullish, guess that means everything is comin' up roses...
From the just distributed email to clients:
The US growth outlook has brightened significantly in recent weeks. As a result, we have raised our sights for 2011...
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Not Much Honey Here- Professional Edition
7 of the nine cycle based stock screen measures were slightly weaker. These are not the kind of numbers that would strike fear and trepidation into the hearts of bulls. Tweet
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Irresistable Force About to Meet Immovable Object- Professional Edition
Short term cycle indicators and intermediate cycle screen measures showed more signs of strength. Click here to download complete report in pdf format (Professional Edition Subscribers). Try the Professional Edition risk free for thirty days. If, within that time, you don’t find the information useful, I will give you a full refund. It’s that...
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Normal Weakening Not So Normal- Professional Edition
7 of the 9 measures were weaker on Friday. That was after all 9 weakened on Thursday. Most of the weakening in new signals was due to a decline in the number of new buy signals. That’s normal and benign as an advance ages. But new sell signals also began to increase slightly. Click...
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Churning Around Bump Bump- Professional Edition
The changes in cycle based stock screening measures were very small on Friday with one exception. The only material change was the weakening of the 6-7 week cycle status indications. Click here to download complete report in pdf format (Professional Edition Subscribers). Try the Professional Edition risk free for thirty days. If, within that...
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Whole Lotta Shakin- Professional Edition
The cycle based stock screening data was only mixed on Friday, with strength in the shorter measures lagging the markets whipsaws last week. The important news is the weakness in both new 6 month cycle signals, with new sell signals reaching a new high in this turn, and in 6 month cycle status numbers...
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Whiff of Change- Professional Edition
Cycle based stock screening data was mixed on Monday. 6 measures were weaker, but mostly to a lesser degree than the 3 measures that strengthened. The gains were concentrated in the shortest time frames. Click here to download complete report in pdf format (Professional Edition Subscribers). Try the Professional Edition risk free for thirty...
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Yellow Flags- Professional Edition
Cycle based stock screening data was weaker in the intermediate measures on Friday. The upticking in new sell signals on both the 13 week and 6 month cycles over the past few days would normally be signs of an impending down phase. Click here to download complete report in pdf format (Professional Edition Subscribers)....
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All Set For Rally- Professional Edition
Cycle based stock screening data strengthened across all 9 measures, as the market probably began at least a 4 week cycle up phase. But there are caveats. Click here to download complete report in pdf format (Professional Edition Subscribers). Try the Professional Edition risk free for thirty days. If, within that time, you don’t...
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A Shortable Moment? Professional Edition
Cycle based stock screening data weakened in 8 of the 9 measures on Thursday. The 8 losses were material, particularly in the new 13 week and 6-7 week cycle signals. There was little expansion of short term sell signals however. Click here to download complete report in pdf format (Professional Edition Subscribers). Try the...
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Canary? Professional Edition
Cycle based stock screening data was weaker in 8 of the 9 measures on Friday. Click here to download complete report in pdf format (Professional Edition Subscribers). Try the Professional Edition risk free for thirty days. If, within that time, you don’t find the information useful, I will give you a full refund. It’s...
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All Over The Place – Professional Edition
Cycle based stock screening data was all over the place, with 5 measures weaker and 4 stronger. There’s a lot of signal noise because there has been very little oscillation and moving averages are tightly bunched, enabling repeated crossovers in a short time span. Our focus should be on the 6 month cycle status...
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