Agree or not with his politics, but David Frum nailed the bank tax:
“When and if we recover from this recession, Continue reading
Agree or not with his politics, but David Frum nailed the bank tax:
“When and if we recover from this recession, Continue reading
Tagged balanced budget, bank tax, bankers, banks, budget, david frum, deficit, Obama
By Joe Chase of IndexBeating.com
Posted in Economics, Unemployment
Tagged BLS, bureau of labor statistics, economy of the united states, labor market, labor market by state, regional economic data, regional unemployment, state by state unemployment, state unemployment, umployment situation, Unemployment, united states economy, united states labor market
By Joe Chase of IndexBeating.com
By Joe Chase of IndexBeating.com

I was just reading an article on Bloomberg.com about a Chinese investor who lost over half a million dollars due to the collapse of Lehman.
Says the article: “Her children lost another HK$3.8 million because Yu had persuaded them to make similar investments. ’There is no way a Continue reading
Posted in Investing
Tagged bloomberg, china, hong kong, index funds, lehman, lehman brothers, loss of principle, minibond, TIPS, treasury, vanguard
By Joe Chase of IndexBeating.com
29 of 30 Dow Jones Industrial Average components notched their current 52-week highs more than 333 days ago. 28 reached their recent high point in September of 2008, JP Morgan hit it in early October, and Exxon Mobil hit its high point on December 16th of last year. 8 have their Continue reading
Posted in Business, Economics, Investing
Tagged Dow, dow components, Dow Jones, dow jones industrial average