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• Gold

  Posted on Friday December 4th, 2009 at 16:44 in gold, Economy, Main, cnbc, gld, the fed, gold bug, yellow metal, monetary base

  Breakfast with Dave Watch out Gold was down $56 today! Of course there was talk of bubbles bursting, the trade is crowded, etc., which is all true, kind of. Gold definitely got ahead of itself, I do not deny that in the least, but it is not a bubble....

• The Best Piece of Fiction Since Harry Potter

  Posted on Friday December 4th, 2009 at 15:54 in Economy, Main, jobs report, david rosenberg, economic recovery, november employment report, bullshit employment report, obama adminsitrstion

  Breakfast with Dave This morning’s employment report has been heralded as either a rogue number or a turning point, depending if you’re an economist or the President. From my lens, if you believe that report I would love to talk to you about some...

• The Consumer Comes Roaring Back

  Posted on Sunday November 29th, 2009 at 21:09 in depression, Economy, Main, black friday, holiday shopping, consumer spending, economic recovery

  We keep hearing that we cannot count the consumer out and they will spend to support our robust 2.8% GDP growth we clocked in at last quarter. The experts all claim that same store sales are great, but they forget to tell you that most companies clos...

• The Fed Fuming over the Audit the Fed Bill

  Posted on Saturday November 28th, 2009 at 12:53 in congress, Main, ben bernanke, uncle ben, the federal reserve, discount window, audit the fed

  Uncle Ben is fighting like no tomorrow to kill the Fed bill in the court of public opinion using the same tactics that the banks used last fall. Basically he is saying if you audit us you risk the entire financial health of the US economy. This is th...

• Black Swans

  Posted on Thursday November 26th, 2009 at 13:14 in Currency, Government, dubai, Main, default, usd, zimbabwean, black swans, dxy, international debt default

  The term “Black Swan” is used far too often in today’s discussions about the financial markets and it pertains to unforeseen events that cause havoc on the economy or the markets themselves. Last year was called a “Black Swan” event even th...

• Economic Data Galore

  Posted on Tuesday November 24th, 2009 at 21:03 in foreclosures, banks, Main, unemployment, federal reserve, financial crisis, national debt, economic data, economic recovery

  Today was packed full of economic data that was less than impressive and in some cases downright scary. As you already know GDP, as predicted, was restated down to 2.8% and is likely going to be pushed further down again by the time we get the next r...

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