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  1. A Holiday Greeting to Subscribers Old and New
    December 2007

    For a number of reasons -- partly because of the new CD as the subscription premium, partly (I hope) because of expanding and improving content -- this newsletter is having its greatest growth spurt since its first years. Indeed, the subscriber base has jumped 40% in the first 11 months of 2007....keep reading

  1. Resources May 2003
    May 2003

    Resources...keep reading

  1. We're from the government. We're here to help you.
    March 2004

    Ten years after it adopted an "all equities" investment strategy,...keep reading

  1. The One-Variable Psychosis
    March 2008

    Speaking of alarmism/declinism, as we seem ever to be doing these days, this newsletter has often observed that pessimism always expresses itself as a one-variable equation....keep reading

  1. Corporate Liquidity The Tech Sector on Fire
    June 2010

    It's been a consistent drumbeat in this newsletter that, regardless of how financially stressed government may be--and it has never been more so in peacetime--nonfinancial corporations in the United States are more liquid than they've been since the 1950s....keep reading

  1. Resources July 2004
    July 2004

    Resources...keep reading

  1. Resources September 2004
    September 2004

    Resources...keep reading

  1. The End of the World Has Been Indefinitely Postponed. Again.
    June 2008

    It is narrowly true that at this writing in the third week of May, both the S&P and Nasdaq were back to levels last attained in the first week of January....keep reading

  1. Charts August 2002
    August 2002

    Charts...keep reading

  1. Squibs November 2004
    November 2004

    Squibs...keep reading

  1. Resources September 2005
    September 2005

    Resources...keep reading

  1. Resources July 2006
    July 2006

    1. Although it advances much of the same logic regarding the causes and scope ...
    2. Another not-to-be-missed WSJ op-ed essay was "In Gold We Trust," by David ...
    3. I am reading -- in wonder, joy and even awe -- a new book called Knowledge ...
    ...keep reading

  1. The European Union: Green Fading to Black
    February 2007

    However grotesque this factoid is, it should come as no surprise that of the estimated net $180 billion that flowed into equity mutual funds in 2006 -- the highest since equity funds went into net liquidation at the bottom in 2002 -- fully $150 billion, or over 80%, was invested in international funds....keep reading

  1. Erratum
    March 2008

    The essay "The 'R' Word," which appeared in last month's issue of this newsletter,...keep reading

  1. Pop Quiz September 2001
    September 2001

    Pop Quiz...keep reading

  1. Pop Quiz March 2002
    March 2002

    Pop Quiz...keep reading

  1. The International Investing Craze: Getting Long In The Tooth
    September 2005

    For the first time in fifteen years, retail mutual fund investors put more money -- make that way more money -- into international equity funds than into domestic funds over a six month period. Lipper says that in the half year to June, $51 billion flowed into international funds -- four times the $12.4 billion that went into domestic equity funds....keep reading

  1. EIGHTEEN POINT SEVEN PERCENT
    May 2008

    As I write, the U.S. equity market has failed to make a new low for over a month....keep reading

  1. A Reminder To Subscribers
    February 2009

    A Reminder To Subscribers...keep reading

  1. Resources January 2005
    January 2005

    Resources...keep reading

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