Weekly Commentary October 25th, 2010
Consistent downgrades from Wall Street analysts have set us up for a very smooth start to the earnings season. “Of the 132 companies in the S&P 500 that reported results since Oct. 7, more than 85 percent have topped analysts’ per- share earnings estimates, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Analysts surveyed by Bloomberg predict […]
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The Kitchen Sink and “Japanification”
This weekend in the Northeast corner of the United States a very interesting conference took place. It was titled ‘Revisiting Monetary Policy in a Low Inflation Environment: Remarks at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston’s 55th Economic Conference,’ and the speaker was Eric S. Rosengren, President & Chief Executive Officer of the Boston Federal Reserve […]
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Weekly Market Comments (October 11, 2010)
I was having a recent conversation with a well respected lawyer and very intelligent investor in my community (his specialty is timber- which is in a bit of a recession itself). After some pretty good discussion on a range of topics he asked me the obvious question- why is the stock market up? I gave […]
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Weekly Market Comments: Dow 38,000 what a nut
Some people say the craziest things to grab headlines. Jeff Hirsch the Editor of the Stock Almanac made such a prediction calling for Dow 38,000 by 2025. What’s interesting about the prediction isn’t the prediction itself. It’s the reaction it received. It was met worldwide with skepticism, disbelief and contempt. This is the mental state […]
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