July Consumer Credit fell a much bigger than expected $21.6b vs the consensus of a drop of $4b to a total of $2.47t outstanding. June was...
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A long over due linkfest of unusual, overlooked and provocative pieces: • 86% of all mortgages are taxpayer backed in some form or...
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The 3 year note auction was solid as the yield was a touch more than 1 bps lower than where it was trading in the when issued market and...
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In response to the move lower in the US$ and move higher in gold and other commodities, the implied inflation rate in the 5 yr TIPS has...
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With everyone so caught up in Gold’s rise, let’s take a look at another precious metal: Silver: > click for ginormous...
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One of the arguments I keep making is that the folks pushing “Less Bad = Good” are ignoring the impact of Uncle Sam’s...
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This chart makes it pretty clear that the current recession is no Depression: > Data from 1929 is not seasonally adjusted, Current...
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I am pleased to introduce Bob Bronson. For the past 42 years, Bob Bronson has applied a disciplined, analytical approach to understanding...
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There is nothing like a vacation to get some r&r, spend some time with loved ones, reflect on the past and think about the future....
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