Meridth Whithney "I Havn´t Been This Bearish In A Year"
So do i...... But at least from this point of view the market looks "rationale";-)
Genau wie ich ... Immerhin stimmt die Martbewertung wenn man diesen Maßstab ansetzt..;-)
Unlike Bernanke ( H/T Maxgreen) she at least managed to influence the $ longer than 30 minutes......No Surprise ;-) UPDATE : Bernanke vs. Meredith Whitney Mish
Im Gegensatzu zu Bernanke ( H/T Maxgreen ) hat Sie es zumindest geschafft des Verlauf des $ länger als 30 Minuten zu beeinflussen.... Keine Überraschung ;-) UPDATE :Bernanke vs. Meredith Whitney Mish
Genau wie ich ... Immerhin stimmt die Martbewertung wenn man diesen Maßstab ansetzt..;-)
Unlike Bernanke ( H/T Maxgreen) she at least managed to influence the $ longer than 30 minutes......No Surprise ;-) UPDATE : Bernanke vs. Meredith Whitney Mish
Im Gegensatzu zu Bernanke ( H/T Maxgreen ) hat Sie es zumindest geschafft des Verlauf des $ länger als 30 Minuten zu beeinflussen.... Keine Überraschung ;-) UPDATE :Bernanke vs. Meredith Whitney Mish
Labels: "echo bubble", "quantitive easing", bear market rallies, bernanke, fed, meredith whitney
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Mauritius Buys IMF Gold, Follows India as Metal Soars Bloomberg
Mauritius bought 2 metric tons of gold from the International Monetary Fund, underscoring a drive by central banks to boost holdings as the precious metal trades near a record and the dollar slumps.
The $71.7 million sale to the Bank of Mauritius was based on market prices on Nov. 11, the IMF said in an e-mailed statement yesterday. The Reserve Bank of India paid $6.7 billion for 200 tons from the IMF, according to a Nov. 2 statement.
Hand in hand with new highs in the markets....
Main Street vs Wall Street 0:17 ( and counting....)
A record 35.1 million people received food stamps in June as unemployment reached a 26-year high, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The 22 percent increase from a year earlier marked the seventh straight month of record participation in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. The monthly total was 2.1 percent higher than May, the USDA said today in a statement on its Web site. Spending on benefits also reached a monthly record at $4.68 billion, 1.7 percent more May.
Stripping out the more volatile financial and energy sectors, the Street expects the rest of the S&P 500 to earn an aggregate $517 billion in 2010, according to BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research. Incredibly, that actually is slightly more than the haul in 2007, the last peak.
yoo... attractive thoughts )
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