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In order to gain some long-term perspective of the magnitude of the movements of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Chart of the Day provided an inflation-adjusted graph dating back to 1925. Read on for a number of interesting observations. [...]
It seems as if the spring rally has probably exhausted itself. And it is about time given the extent and rapidity of the move. Read on for my latest views on the outlook for equities. [...]
“It is well documented that the prices of houses have plummeted. What may be less well known is that newly-started production of single-family homes has come back into equilibrium with the sales of new single-family homes,” said Paul Kasriel in this interesting guest contribution. [...] More on this topic (What's this?) Kasriel: How does an excess supply get remedied? (GreenLightAdvisor Views, 6/18/09) December Home Prices Dropped at Record Pace (Money Morning, 2/24/09) FlexShares ETFs Top $500M In Assets (NTRS, GUNR, TDTT, TDTF, TILT) (Wall Street Sector Selector, 1/10/12)
A billion here, a billion there, and pretty soon you’re talking real money … [...]
How does the current economic and financial downturn match up to past contractions? In an attempt to present matters in historical context, the Council on Foreign Relations recently published a fascinating chart book and pertinent conclusions, as shared in this post. [...] | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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