Posted by Bonddad | Jun 16, 2005 |
DIA +.04%, SPY +.26%, QQQQ +.53% 10-Year Treasury +6/32 yielding 4.09% Oil +1.7%, closing at $56.58 Dollar +.2% versus Euro, down .25% versus Yen The markets rose again today. A .2% increase in housing starts and 330,000...
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The Republicans have used supply side economics to justify tax cuts for the rich since 1980. Starting with Reagan, the total combined debt accumulated under 17 years of Republican economic leadership is 5.170 trillion, or...
Read MorePosted by Bonddad | Jun 15, 2005 |
DIA +.16%, SPY +.19%, QQQQ +.32% 10-Year Treasury -2/32, yielding 4.12% Oil +47 cents to $55.57/bbl Dollar -.8% versus Euro and -.2% versus Yen Oil’s price spike above $56/bbl largely caused this morning’s sell-off....
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In April 2005, foreigners purchased a net total of 47.4 billion dollars of long-term US Securities. This data is best viewed in comparison to the US trade deficit, which was 58 billion dollars last month, and 57 billion in...
Read MorePosted by Bonddad | Jun 14, 2005 |
DIA +.22%, SPY +.23%, QQQQ -.40% 10-Year Treasury -1/4 yielding 4.12% Oil – 35 cents closing at $55.42/bbl Dollar +.65% versus Euro; unchanged versus Yen The markets were mixed today, largely driven by event-specific news....
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