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I want to discuss some matters using links to charts. Sometimes showing trends on a five-year basis is helpful, because the computer’s smoothing dispenses with some of the short-term data (“noise) to reveal larger trends better. First, the U.S. 10-year Treasury has already mapped out a low below last year’s panic low– but now there [...] Forget stocks for the long run. The unending round of “emergency” meetings regarding Greece and other economically challenged Eurozone countries is somehow reminiscent of the interminable conferences regarding the German war reparations that complicated the early 1930s. Meanwhile, the plunging commodities prices that are posted suggest the possibility of a coordinated global recession. This of course will be [...] I really enjoyed this article by Barry Ritholz (The Big Picture). I am not endorsing his investment advice, but his blog is often a source of interesting tidbits of data, especially the odd graphic. Like Barry, I am an iPhone fan. Every morning upon awakening, I reach for it and check the markets and my [...] |
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