Month: February 2010

Initial Claims – Disappointing Means Green Light To Short Dollar

Well, once again we are disappointed with the Thursday morning   initial claims report. Is it a surprise anymore that each time the number is released there is a sharp move lower for the futures that quickly rebounds by the time the 9:30 bell rings?

The probability is high that traders...

Read More

Links and Reading for February 18th

Some of the more interesting and important items for February 18th :

AvalonBay Ramps Up New Apartments in Bet Job Growth Eliminates Rental Glut – Stupid is as stupid does
Yahoo, Microsoft to begin their Web ad partnership (AP) – Great, now we are just waiting for the announcement of the...

Read More

DON’T LOOK – No Inflation Here Ma!

We have been patiently listening to most of the Mr. Bernanke’s comments that inflation is not a threat. Even with the latest minutes and statement of the Fed, there is a clear majority who favor keeping rates low for an extended period of time with one notable dissension.

There is no...

Read More

Economics of the Day: Manufacturing +, Housing –

There were encouraging reports today released regarding the housing sector and the manufacturing environment. Manufacturing can be seen as benefiting from the inventory restocking cycle. Housing on the other hand is still feeling some of the benefits of government stimulus.

More than just looking at the recent numbers in comparison to...

Read More

DHUnplugged 53: A Greek Tragedy

Here is our latest conversation . new insights for anyone who invests in anything. This week we highlight a discussion about specific ETF to examine. Also, updates and conversation about the Greece debacle.

NEW! We are now tracking the stocks that Andrew recommends each episode. Here is the link… ...

Read More