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- After Wall Street's Broken, Who Pays the Piper?
- Matt Blackman submits: In the last decade, we experienced the growth of the greatest number and size of asset bubbles in history made possible by a bubble in instruments that Warren Buffett has labeled “financial weapons of mass destruction.” Now that this mother of all bubbles is breaking, who can...
- External links 2008-10-20
- Disagreeing with Bespoke's 'Q3 Earnings Growth Not All That Bad'
- Matt Blackman submits: It has been interesting to compare earnings performance of the S&P500 versus the broader market. On November 3, 2008 Bespoke Investment Group posted an article entitled Q3 Earnings Not All That Bad, showing that year-over-year earnings for the 500 companies of the S&P500 Index were down 5.6%...
- External links 2008-11-04
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- Government Statistics: Perfecting the Art of Mass Deception
- Matt Blackman submits: “The truth that survives is simply the lie that is pleasantest to believe.” H. L. Mencken by Matt Blackman
- External links 2008-08-25
- A Compelling Energy Ratio
- Matt Blackman submits: As the economy has cooled and the dollar rallied, crude oil prices have fallen. Lately oil appears to have formed at a minimum, a temporary support base. Whether it will fall further from here or rally remains to be seen but the fundamentals would seem to support...
- External links 2008-09-01
- Housing Prices: Bottom or Temporary Bear Break?
- Matt Blackman submits: If you’ve been listening to the Street, you will have no doubt heard more talk of a real estate bottom again. Admittedly, there have been a few encouraging signs emerge in the last month. They include an improvement in the rate at which the S&P Case-Shiller 10...
- External links 2008-09-05
- The Two-Ton Wall Street Conflict of Interest Few Dare To Talk About
- Matt Blackman submits: September lived up to its terrible reputation in the worst week for stocks since May. It was the worst beginning to the month since World War II according to Bloomberg. But that hasn't stopped an army of pundits from playing their favorite game especially when stocks...
- External links 2008-09-07
- Five Challenges Ahead as the Corporate Soup Lines Grow
- Matt Blackman submits: Like rescuers rushing to help Darwin-award wannabees who ignored dire warnings to evacuate Galveston in the path of Hurricane Ike, federal officials and Wall Street execs worked feverishly Saturday in an attempt to resolve the financial crisis now facing Lehman LEH. It is the second ‘big five’...
- External links 2008-09-15
- Is There a Dow Jones Transport Average Disconnect?
- Matt Blackman submits: I recently read an article on this site, “Transportation Sector May be Overly Clobbered,” that basically implied that the Dow Jones Transports Average [DJT)]had been “clobbered out of proportion.” There is a common misconception that transports should be doing better in the face...
- External links 2008-10-07
- B-school Research: What's the Point?
- Matt Symonds wrote a thought-provoking article for Forbes.com last week, questioning the necessity of b-schools' academic research. Like many businesses and institutions, b-schools are looking for ways to cut costs in the current economy;Â given the expense of conducting research, it seems like an obvious place to trim. Symonds quotes Mauro...
- Blog posts 2009-07-30
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