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Doth protest too much
By Adam Sarhan Major Disconnect Between Wall Street & Main Street We have argued for a long time that there is a major disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street. Since the March 2009 bottom, Wall Street has enjoyed very strong gains for one simple reason: #EasyMoney from the Fed and every other major central…
Good, Bad & The Lovely For The Week
The Lovely: Fed Meets Next Week and a lot of open questions: Taper? Not Yet? How Much? Good: Market and leading stocks acting well China said its exports rose by 7.2% in August, topping estimates for a 6% gain. Read here US consumer credit growth rose at a 4.4% annual rate in July expanding by $10.4…
The Future of The Digital Media Business
“It Is Not the Strongest of the Species that Survives But the Most Adaptable.” ― Charles Darwin Digital Media 1.0 Is Dead: Earlier today, Todd Harrison, of MinyanVille Fame, penned a great piece titled “Why I’m Exiting The Digital Media Business.” Once again he is way ahead of his time and has his finger right on the…
Trading Math Part II – Don't Let Statistics Fool You
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