Tracking Suspiciously Explosive Market Growth — New York Magazine
HT Tadas Viskanta at Abnormal Returns. Go to the original article for your Scary Chart of Bubbles.
What Bubble?
Scary Charts
Scary Charts – 01/09/11
Calculated Risk: Summary for Week ending January 8th
Job creation poor, participation rate down, YES unemployment is down!
I sincerely hope my readers continue on to read the source articles of my posts. I always credit my sources and thank them all for providing content.
I do claim credit for the persnickety comments.
Private Sector Payrolls Add 297,000 in December
EconomPic: An Employment Report We’ve Been Waiting For
I hope some underwriters are in those December statistics
Scary Chart of the Day – 12/06/10
This is scary if you think about it enough.
I debated whether or not this chart deserved to be a scary chart. Obviously I decided it was scary enough. Despite the lower cost of some stuff, deflation overall is not a good thing.
Economist’s View: FRBSF: Disinflation – It’s Not Just Housing
The New US Economy
Lost Decade for American Income – WSJ.com
For your Scary Charts check out the article link below.
Or see what Yves Smith is writing about real estate.
Scary (or not) Chart of the Day – 09.02.10
EconomPic: Productivity Down… Is this Finally the Employment Bottom?
Click through and read the article. There is an interesting series of charts on productivity.
This chart may not be as scary as you might think.
Scary or Not Scary?
Scary Chart of the Decade – 8.14.10
Scary Charts of the Day – 6/25/10
Worst Home Sales Numbers Ever « naked capitalism
If you are not a regular reader of Yves Smith, you should be.
Leading Causes of Death US Ages 12-19
Scary Charts of the Day – 6/13/10
On Turning a Mountain Into a Molehill | Credit Writedowns
Readers of my Scary Charts posts will note that sometimes you’ll find a chart with a link to the original article while other times you’ll find just the link.
If all you see is a link, I encourage you to read the original article.
You gotta read this one.
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