[PC]

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/

The Big Picture by Barry Ritholtz is by far the best macro economics blog I follow. Been slow lately since Barry was writing his book “Bailout Nation” but he just finished so it should be back to normal. Take it with a grain of salt, but Barry’s blog usually makes the top of a number of blog rankings. He’s always on some show in CNBC, but more important than anything else, Barry calls it like he sees it (without any sugarcoating).

Calculated Risk is also great, but the death of Tanta is a great loss.

[PC]

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/

The Big Picture by Barry Ritholtz is by far the best macro economics blog I follow. Been slow lately since Barry was writing his book “Bailout Nation” but he just finished so it should be back to normal. Take it with a grain of salt, but Barry’s blog usually makes the top of a number of blog rankings. He’s always on some show in CNBC, but more important than anything else, Barry calls it like he sees it (without any sugarcoating).

Calculated Risk is also great, but the death of Tanta is a great loss.

[PC]

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/

The Big Picture by Barry Ritholtz is by far the best macro economics blog I follow. Been slow lately since Barry was writing his book “Bailout Nation” but he just finished so it should be back to normal. Take it with a grain of salt, but Barry’s blog usually makes the top of a number of blog rankings. He’s always on some show in CNBC, but more important than anything else, Barry calls it like he sees it (without any sugarcoating).

Calculated Risk is also great, but the death of Tanta is a great loss.

[PC]

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/

The Big Picture by Barry Ritholtz is by far the best macro economics blog I follow. Been slow lately since Barry was writing his book “Bailout Nation” but he just finished so it should be back to normal. Take it with a grain of salt, but Barry’s blog usually makes the top of a number of blog rankings. He’s always on some show in CNBC, but more important than anything else, Barry calls it like he sees it (without any sugarcoating).

Calculated Risk is also great, but the death of Tanta is a great loss.

[PC]

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/

The Big Picture by Barry Ritholtz is by far the best macro economics blog I follow. Been slow lately since Barry was writing his book “Bailout Nation” but he just finished so it should be back to normal. Take it with a grain of salt, but Barry’s blog usually makes the top of a number of blog rankings. He’s always on some show in CNBC, but more important than anything else, Barry calls it like he sees it (without any sugarcoating).

Calculated Risk is also great, but the death of Tanta is a great loss.

[PC]

That location sucks because it is flanked by two big powerlines on each side (northwest to southeast direction).

[PC]

That location sucks because it is flanked by two big powerlines on each side (northwest to southeast direction).

[PC]

That location sucks because it is flanked by two big powerlines on each side (northwest to southeast direction).

[PC]

That location sucks because it is flanked by two big powerlines on each side (northwest to southeast direction).

[PC]

That location sucks because it is flanked by two big powerlines on each side (northwest to southeast direction).

[PC]

The blame on the CRA is entirely misplaced, as Barry articulates much better than I ever could have:

http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/10/misunderstandin.html

I also believe there’s greater culpability in deregulation (than the misplaced blame on the CRA), including: (1) the lifting of the prohibition of Credit Default Swaps via the Commodity Futures Modernization Act; and (2) Greenspan’s malfeasance in ignoring the numerous warnings from his own Fed governors and treasury officials.

http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/09/the-new-new-dea.html

[PC]

The blame on the CRA is entirely misplaced, as Barry articulates much better than I ever could have:

http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/10/misunderstandin.html

I also believe there’s greater culpability in deregulation (than the misplaced blame on the CRA), including: (1) the lifting of the prohibition of Credit Default Swaps via the Commodity Futures Modernization Act; and (2) Greenspan’s malfeasance in ignoring the numerous warnings from his own Fed governors and treasury officials.

http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/09/the-new-new-dea.html

[PC]

The blame on the CRA is entirely misplaced, as Barry articulates much better than I ever could have:

http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/10/misunderstandin.html

I also believe there’s greater culpability in deregulation (than the misplaced blame on the CRA), including: (1) the lifting of the prohibition of Credit Default Swaps via the Commodity Futures Modernization Act; and (2) Greenspan’s malfeasance in ignoring the numerous warnings from his own Fed governors and treasury officials.

http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/09/the-new-new-dea.html

[PC]

The blame on the CRA is entirely misplaced, as Barry articulates much better than I ever could have:

http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/10/misunderstandin.html

I also believe there’s greater culpability in deregulation (than the misplaced blame on the CRA), including: (1) the lifting of the prohibition of Credit Default Swaps via the Commodity Futures Modernization Act; and (2) Greenspan’s malfeasance in ignoring the numerous warnings from his own Fed governors and treasury officials.

http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/09/the-new-new-dea.html

[PC]

The blame on the CRA is entirely misplaced, as Barry articulates much better than I ever could have:

http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/10/misunderstandin.html

I also believe there’s greater culpability in deregulation (than the misplaced blame on the CRA), including: (1) the lifting of the prohibition of Credit Default Swaps via the Commodity Futures Modernization Act; and (2) Greenspan’s malfeasance in ignoring the numerous warnings from his own Fed governors and treasury officials.

http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/09/the-new-new-dea.html

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