Capitalogix Weekly Commentary - December 26th, 2008
This week I will keep the commentary light, just like the trading volume has been. Also, I put together a list of posts that I found interesting.
Quantitative Easing: Now that the Fed has effectively cut the target lending rate to zero, it only has one more weapon in its arsenal - Quantitative Easing. Here is an easily understood video explaining this.
Turn-about is fair play; Russian Professor Predicts End of USA (WSJ)
Oil jumps above $39 as Israel-Gaza conflict widens. (Marketplace)
Out With the Old, because Creative Destruction made it obsolete. (Lindzon)
And, a little bit extra:
Is this the next hot item? Burger King Cologne Sold-Out. (Reuters)
Are computer operating systems becoming extinct? (InfoWorld)
Do you still read books? Electronic Book Readers are getting more popular. (NYTimes)
This is Shaquille O'Neal; This is the Real Shaquille O'Neal on Twitter. (NYTimes and Twitter)
Will Cow Flatulence Be Taxed to Combat Global Warming? (TheWeek)
Bronx Mowgli Wentz, a name for a rock star or senator? (Fox)
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Capitalogix Weekly Commentary - December 26th, 2008
This week I will keep the commentary light, just like the trading volume has been. Also, I put together a list of posts that I found interesting.
Quantitative Easing: Now that the Fed has effectively cut the target lending rate to zero, it only has one more weapon in its arsenal - Quantitative Easing. Here is an easily understood video explaining this.
Capitalogix Weekly Commentary - December 26th, 2008
This week I will keep the commentary light, just like the trading volume has been. Also, I put together a list of posts that I found interesting.
Quantitative Easing: Now that the Fed has effectively cut the target lending rate to zero, it only has one more weapon in its arsenal - Quantitative Easing. Here is an easily understood video explaining this.
Quantitative easing from Marketplace on Vimeo.
Here are a few of the posts I found interesting this week:
And, a little bit extra:
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