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Monthly Archives: December 2011
History of Real Housing Prices
Wow! This chart reprinted by The Atlantic brings flashbacks. We recall showing the Robert Schiller chart to many of our friends warning of a massive bubble and potential economic collapse. They wouldn’t hear any of it. We luckily sold our … Continue reading
Snapshot of the U.S. Labor Market
Some interesting data on the U.S. labor market from the BLS. The charts illustrate that office and administrative support is the largest occupational group in the United States, totaling 17 percent of employment. Sales and related occupations were second and … Continue reading
Posted in Charts, Demographics, Employment
Tagged Employment Trends, Major Occupations
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Week in Review: Low Volume Ramp
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Iceland’s Journey
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Global Trend Indicators
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Posted in Global Trend Indicators
Tagged bonds, Commodities, Copper, CRB, Gold, Oil, Stocks
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Nonlinear Thinking: The Robot Farmer
Stunning! (click here if video is not observable)
China’s Property Bust Could “Fatally Impact” the Economy
Keep this on your 2012 radar. (click here if video is not observable)
The Asset Return Tree
The Tree comes to us via one of our favorite international sites, The Drunkeynesian, in Brazil. Full of smart economics, finance, and culture. A site everyone should be monitoring. (click here if chart is not observable)
Posted in Equities, Global Stock Performance
Tagged Asset Return Tree, Asset Returns, bonds, Commodities, Stocks, The Drunkeynsian
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Merry Christmas!
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Posted in General Interest, Video
Tagged Handel, Kings College Choir, Mormon Tabneracle Choir
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The Corrs: So this is Christmas, War is over
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