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Inconvenient Arithmetic and Engineering

(July 18, 2008 07:21 PM, by Arnold Kling) Kevin Bullis writes, Over the past couple of weeks, T. Boone Pickens, an oil tycoon, has been using some of……
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  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 19:21
Four at Four: Letting the Apple Ripen

Apple
While the Standard & Poor’s 500, for the most part, was flat, investors expressed their concern about the infallability of the major technology companies with a hefty bout of selling in the Nasdaq Composite Index. The 1.3% decline — and a 1.6% decline in the Nasdaq-100 — comes in advance of A…
Original Source: feeds.wsjonline.com


  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 16:31
Boston Fed Tackles Foreclosure Crisis at Gillette Stadium

patriot_art_160_20080718154259.jpgThe Federal Reserve Bank of Boston is trying to tackle the mortgage crisis by taking the problem to the field.

Is that Ben Bernanke or Hank Paulson under there? (Getty Images)

The Boston Fed is planning a…
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  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 15:45
Which Video Sites, Categories Get the Most Average Views?

Average Views By Site - 90 Days, CumulativeFor our latest study here at TubeMogul, we took a sample of 200,000 videos deployed by us and compared average views across video sites and categories.

The results? In comparing sites, the data is unequivocal: YouTube consistently gets more average views per video than any other site, regardless of category. Since YouTube pits the largest catalogue of content against the largest audience, this result was far from certain (and surprising to us). It’s worth noting that while YouTube dominates the averages, a video producer could still almost double their audience by distributing to additional video sites.

Original Source: howardlindzon.com


  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 15:21
Monitor110: A Post Mortem

Turning Failure into Learning

Writing a post mortem is hard, particularly when the result is failure: a failed deal; a failed investment; a failed concept. That said, without a post mortem, without deep reflection, honesty and introspection, how can we get better and do better the next time? Quite simply, we can’t. My involvement with Monitor110, as an investor, Board member and leader, was one of the most interesting and informative experiences of my life. I learned about areas I never dreamed of. I worked with a terrific group of young, exceptionally bright people who believed in the vision. Ultimately, we failed. But why did we fail, and what could we have done differently?  Some of the stuff is pure 20:20 hindsight. These observations aren’t worth much. But the interpersonal dynamics, the issues of organizational structure, the need to change strategy in light of new information, the relationship with key investors, all of these are very instructive. I will endeavor to be as honest and candid as possible.

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  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 15:14
ECONOMY STILL UNDER PRICE PRESSURE

 

by Bharat Ratna

Mr P Chidambaram, Finance Minister said, there is still pressure on prices, but monetary measures have started having impact on the growth of money supply.

The inflation has already reached to 11.89 near to the 12 per cent mark.

RBI had last month raised short-term lending (Repo) rate by 0.75 per cent to 8.5 per cent and increased the…

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  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 14:58
More on U.S. Education

(July 18, 2008 02:53 PM, by Arnold Kling) Two links from Mark Thoma. First, Clive Crook. For decades the educational quality of the US labour force surged. In……
Original Source: econlog.econlib.org


  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 14:53
This Week in Rumors: Google, Banks and AOL

This Week in Rumors: Google, Banks and AOL


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  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 14:45
Top Ten Most Searched Stocks on TheStreet.com

Top Ten Most Searched Stocks on TheStreet.com


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  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 14:28
ECB’s Draghi: Credibility Is Key

The European Central Bank raised its key rate last month to keep its credibility intact, ECB Governing Council member Mario Draghi said Friday, urging policymakers globally to preserve and bolster their own credibility amid “the seriously worsening risk of inflation” — and signaling that the ECB may yet be willing to follow its continuing exhortations about rising inflation with action.

Original Source: feeds.wsjonline.com


  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 14:17
The Real Story Wrap: July 18

The Real Story Wrap: July 18


Original Source: feeds.thestreet.com


  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 14:09
Write-Offs: 07.18.08

$$$ How A Banker Earns His $25 Million Fee [Deal Journal]

$$$ Dan Gross: A Run on Your Money? [Newsweek]

$$$ Citi’s Dividend Debate [DealBook]


Original Source: www.pheedo.com


  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 14:00
Playing Both Sides Ahead of More Bank Earnings

Headed into this past week, the frequent refrain was that financials were to be avoided. With the week behind the market, the new line of thinking is that financials are interesting again.
The bad-news-that-wasn’t-so-bad out of J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., C…
Original Source: feeds.wsjonline.com


  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 13:53
Wages, Unemployment, and Inflation


Ludwig von Mises wrote, “There is only one way that leads to an improvement of the standard of living for the wage-earning masses, viz., the increase in the amount of capital invested. All other methods, however popular they may be, are not only futile, but are actually detrimental to the well-being of those they allegedly want to benefit. … Public opinion believes that the improvement in the conditions of the wage earners is an achievement of the unions and of various legislative measures. … As long as these fallacies prevail upon the minds of the voters, it is vain to expect a resolute departure from the policies that are mistakenly called progressive.” F…
Original Source: blog.mises.org


  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 13:37
Jim Cramer’s "If I Did It"

“In retrospect, it was so easy to take down Bear.”

Related: How To Kill A BankYour Ex-Wife

Get Shorties [NYMag]


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  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 13:35
Traffic Peaked Again Near Short Term Bottom

Traffic_this_week_2A reader writes: "You have mentioned blog traffic spiking near bottoms. How’d that work out this week?"

Answer: Pretty good…

Below is the past 30 days traffic, with Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday circled in blue; Average volume is blue line.

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  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 13:30
Fashion Meets Finance

As it turns out, the bear market and the collapse of the financial was totally predicted by Angelina Jolie’s skirts.

Fashion is always a mirror of society. Thus, in a strange forecast of what the Federal Reserve discovered in the banking system, overexposure and total transparency in the wardrobe has been followed by complex cover-ups and a downward spiral. Fashion designers now seem clairvoyant.


Original Source: www.pheedo.com


  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 13:22
Breaking News: Carl Icahn Is Not Home

But you can here his voicemail at the East Hampton home of Carl and Gail Icahn by clicking here.


Original Source: www.pheedo.com


  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 13:20
Friday links: short-selling squeeze

“Nobody would argue that the lifting of the uptick rule has much to do with the credit crisis. But the astonishing collapse of Bear Stearns makes one wonder if the rule would have slowed its eventual demise.”  (Deal Journal)
The risks of restricting s…
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  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 13:11
BeachComber: Clearly We Started The Weekend Six Hours Ago

Worn out by another ugly week in the markets? Don’t worry, you still have time to sign up for BeachComber, DealBreaker’s summertime email-only special newsletter.

By now you’ve probably heard DealBreaker launched a weekly newsletter focused on escaping work and engaging in leisure, especially in the Hamptons. Every Friday afternoon we’ll update you on the expected weather, traffic and parties you’ll be encountering in the East Egg of the twenty-first century. We might throw in a couple of links to business stories too….
Original Source: www.pheedo.com


  18 Julio, 2008| Economy | Comments (0) @ 13:10
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