What Is “Taylor Rule”? What Does It Say Now? Was It A Factor In Bernanke’s Decision?
The Taylor Rule, proposed first by economist John Taylor in 1993, is a monetary policy formula (or rule) that stipulates how much the Federal Reserve Bank ...
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In Bernanke We Trust
We thought of several titles for this article including the overused “Bernanke For President”. Then we heard Jim Cramer use the phrase “In Ber...
Jon Stewart Won But Did The American People Lose? Did America Lose?
The verdict is unanimous. In his publicized face off against Jim Cramer, Jon Stewart won by a knockout. We were interested in this brawl because we expected a s...
Difference Between Jon Stewart & Jim Cramer – II
Thursday March 12, 2009, was the day of Brawl Street, the day of the much ballyhooed face to face brawl between Jon Stewart and Jim Cramer. Like the combined au...
BlackRock & Bartiromo – CNBC & US Treasuries
Editor’s Note: This is an article about comments and interviews on financial television. This is not an investment article. It does not seek to or intend ...
This Blog’s 10 Most Popular Articles
There have been a couple of changes to top 10 list since our last monthly update: An earlier article “Are CNBC Anchors on a Mission Against US T...
“I Want To Come Back As The Stock Market. You Can Intimidate Anybody” – When Will David Axelrod Make This Wish? Soon We Hope.
These words are a paraphrase of the famous comment by James Carville, the political adviser to President Clinton. After his inauguration, President Cl...
Jon Stewart’s Rant About Rick Santelli – A Mirror Image of Bill O’Reilly?
On February 21, we wrote an article* about the now famous rant of CNBC’s Rick Santelli and the arrogant response by the White House Press Secretary Robert...
Difference Between Jon Stewart & Jim Cramer
Jon Stewart of The Daily Show enjoys near mythical status as a cult hero of the left for his brilliant parody of the Iraq War and The Bush Administration. ...
Again Jim Cramer & Rich Bernstein Will Be Proved Right and Warren Buffett Wrong
Editor’s Note: This is an article about comments made on financial television and financial media in general. It is not an investment article and no one s...