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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Good Perspective on China’s Dueling PMIs
Good stuff at European CNBC this morning. The markets had their doubts on China’s conflicting PMIs early this morning, especially after the Eurozone PMI confirmed weakness. Didn’t last long, however, after U.S. ISM manufacturing came in better than expected, … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, China
Tagged China, Chris Patten, Economy, Jonathan Fenby, manufacturing, Snake Tails, Tiger Head, Trusted Sources
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Eurozone manufacturing slump worsens in March – Markit
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Masters Week: What Drives the Prize Money?
It’s one of our favorite times of the year. Masters Week! The first of golf’s four major tournaments will tee it up on Thursday in Augusta and we’ll be posting some factoids, data, video and Masters trivia. We start with … Continue reading
Posted in General Interest, Sports
Tagged Golf, Masters, Money Purse, Stock Market, Winning Prize Money
1 Comment
Week in Review
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Posted in Week in Review
Tagged bonds, Commodities, CRB, Crude Oil, Gold, Natural Gas, Stocks, Wheat Corn
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Greece’s Human Capital Flight
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Posted in Black Swan Watch, Employment, Euro, PIIGS, Policy, Sovereign Debt
Tagged Bureaucracy, Greece, Human Capital Flight, Red Tape
2 Comments
Global Trend Indicators
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Posted in Global Trend Indicators
Tagged bonds, Commodities, Crude Oil, Gold, Natural Gas, Nikkei, S&P500, Stocks
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Stratfor: Mexico’s Presidential Election
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China’s Dueling PMIs: Official Expands, HSBC Contracts
The markets must make a choice on Monday as to what China Purchasing Managers’ Index — official or the HSBC — they want to focus on and believe. The official data released today by National Bureau of Statistics shows the … Continue reading
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