I live in the USA and I am concerned about the future. I created this blog to share my thoughts on the economy and anything else that might catch my attention.
Thursday: Unemployment Claims, Flow of Funds
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From Matthew Graham at Mortgage News Daily: Mortgage Rates Highest in More
Than a Month After Fed
Mortgage rates rose today following the announcement and-...
Best Reads - Summer 2017
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- "My expectation is that reform will come by other means. We aren’t
going to sit down and rationally formulate a plan to solve all our
feste...
Pensions
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Many Governments around the world have huge pension liabilities. This is
not limited to developed countries in the West but also developing
countries such ...
Blockchain Believer
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Bitcoin was born in 2008. I watched it with mild fascination when it was an
infant and remember the milestone of being able to buy pizza with bitcoin.
But ...
The permabears are right about buybacks and ZIRP
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As the stock market has moved from record high to record high, a small but
vocal group of permabears has argued that the market's strength is
unsustainable...
The N-word and support for Trump
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Correlation isn't causation, but it's always a good place to begin. The
first map below is created by Google based on searches using the N-word.
Oddly enou...
Tigers Update
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Over the last 20 games, the Tigers are 11-9. Their run differential has
gone from -33 to -25, despite giving up 16 humiliating runs to the Royals
on two s...
Signs Of The Time, Part 118
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From the California Department of Water Resources Facebook page, concerning
the ongoing Oroville Dam crisis: February 12 at 10:09 AM Water continues to
be ...
Those Whom The Gods Wish To Destroy ...
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they first make mad. Still true!!!
*(Note: this post, and probably several others to follow, are actually
about the US dollar and relative currency trends....
Panic on Friday Night? I Think Not!
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Hello all!
Hoping 2016 is going well for the long time readers. And well for all. 2015
sucked royal, and I am glad to see it go. I got my dream job, but on...
Let's hope she's smarter than both Greenspan and Bernanke when it comes to raising interest rates. It's certainly possible. The bar is set pretty low, lol. Sigh.
Otherwise, she'll probably end up as Time Magazine's Person of the Year for navigating us through the next financial crisis (if we're lucky).
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Let's hope she's smarter than both Greenspan and Bernanke when it comes to raising interest rates. It's certainly possible. The bar is set pretty low, lol. Sigh.
Otherwise, she'll probably end up as Time Magazine's Person of the Year for navigating us through the next financial crisis (if we're lucky).
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