Take a look at the pattern that develops since the early 80’s in chart # 3
Comments »The Labor Picture in Charts
Roubini: Trichet Must Reverse This Years Rate Hike and Return to ZIRP
Deutsche Bank: “Prospects for the financial sector overall are rather limited,”
El-Erian Warns of a Meltdown for Tomorrow’s Trade
Essentially Europeans are mishandling their banking crisis with squabbles and a lack of conviction to fix the problems with decisive measures.
Comments »Hurricane Katia Strengthens to Category 3, But Likely to Miss the East Coast
Tropical Storm Lee Causes Tornado Warnings For the South East & Mid Atlantic
Some Highlights From the GOP Debate Hosted by DeMint in S.C.
European Markets Implode on Expectations of Bailout Fatigue For Germany and France
Merkel got a reality check at a regional election and the Finns demanded collateral for participation in bailout participation.
Comments »Gross Reminds Tea Party Americans to Rethink Austerity
Sarah Palin and her tea party movement need to learn the painful lessons being experienced in the U.K.
While being frugal and cutting wasteful spending is a great goal we need to be very careful of not going too far as austerity can have painful affects upon a economy.
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Korean President Defends Short Selling Ban
President Kim said ban was necessary due to short sellers “accelerating” market plunges. The ban will be lifted once markets “stabilize.”
Comments »Hurricane Katia: Updated Models
It looks like Hurricane Katia will make a turn, judging by the latest computer models, and may pose no threat to the East Coast:
Comments »Everybody Say the Word: Gen..Gen…Genocide
NOTE: chessNwine Commentary:
While Moammar Gadhafi is indeed a scumbag and likely behind the Pan Am flight 103 bombing that killed many Americans, the West could at the very least say that he is a known quantity, and a KNOWN evil. The headline on the DrudgeReport.com at the time of this writing is a link to THIS STORY detailing how rebel forces and armed civilians in Libya have rounded up and jailed black Africans, accusing them of supporting Gadhafi. There is no telling how ugly this will get, precisely because we are now dealing with an UNKNOWN enemy, not unlike the situation we saw earlier this year in Egypt. The coverage on CNN and other idealistic news networks has been misguided at best, and blindly ideological at worst. To imply that democracy loving, college educated, “OMG social media” using kids have overthrown these dictators should be called a Mickey Mouse operation of yellow journalism, but then again that would be an insult to Mickey Mouse. I have see few people consider the possibility that the events in Egypt and Libya, and throughout the Middle East during Arab Spring, could actually lead to even worse regimes.
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NEW VIDEO OF FLIGHT 93 FROM 9/11 SURFACES TEN YEARS LATER
Tropical Storm Lee Cuts Oil Production
Comments »Tropical Storm Lee made landfall on the Louisiana coast, lashing the state with heavy rain and wind after shutting more than half of the oil and natural gas production from the resource-rich Gulf of Mexico. Full Story here…
Hurricane Katia: Updated Models
Will Washington Force Bernanke to Make the Next Move ?
Wikileaks Adds a New Level of Luster to Gold
Tropical Storm Lee Heading Toward Land
Comments »Bands of heavy rain continue to stream ashore from extreme eastern Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle. Soaking rain is also wrapping around the circulation in central and western Louisiana. Isolated tornadoes will continue to be possible as well (see tornado watches/warnings). Full Story…