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How do you prefer the market, neat or on the rocks? Archive for February, 2008. A Weak Fed, A Weaker Dollar. Bernanke Signals Fed Prepared to Lower Rates Again. 27 February 2008 Ryan Zink. 26 February 2008 Ryan Zink. Have we hit the bottom? A 243-point comeback during the last hour of trading caused by good news rumors in the municipal bond insurance segment — rumors of Ambac possibly not losing its AAA rating. 23 February 2008 Ryan Zink. T Boone and Gas. 21 February 2008 Ryan Zink. The New York Times.
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Sipping Scotch - Commentary: Financial Markets | Monetary Policy | Fiscal Policy » 2010 » December
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How do you prefer the market, neat or on the rocks? Archive for December, 2010. To extend or not extend, that is the question. Yesterday GOP congressional leaders reached an apparent agreement with Obama to, of course, extend the Bush tax cuts, and of course, to allow unemployment benefits to continue. While I think that extending both in their current form is possibly a less-favorable outcome than I would have liked, it has been the most probably outcome and […]. 07 December 2010 Ryan Zink.
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How do you prefer the market, neat or on the rocks? How We Beat the ’70s – My Rebuttal. In Today’s Wall Street Journal. Give me a break — I don’t believe that in a minute. Pay better wages in exchange for higher productivity,. Increase employment in hopes for greater overall production and growth of revenue, or. A combination of the above two. 13 March 2008 Ryan Zink. A Weak Fed, A Weaker Dollar. Check out this recent article on Bloomberg.com: Bernanke Signals Fed Prepared to Lower Rates Again. I am fear...
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How do you prefer the market, neat or on the rocks? My newest venture is a project that was inspired by my membership in the Wichita Whisk(e)y Club. Chocolate Malts, a business I created with my wife Sarah in 2010, is an expression of my passion for single malt scotch whiskey. Creating the perfect fusion of whiskey and cocoa, we create chocolate truffles to-order in true artisan fashion. Follow Ryan Zink on the following websites and social networks:. Follow @rmzink on twitter. The Malting Room (Archives).
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How do you prefer the market, neat or on the rocks? To extend or not extend, that is the question. Yesterday GOP congressional leaders reached an apparent agreement with Obama to, of course, extend the Bush tax cuts, and of course, to allow unemployment benefits to continue. While I think that extending both in their current form is possibly a less-favorable outcome than I would have liked, it has been the most probably outcome and […]. 07 December 2010 Ryan Zink. The End of Detroit – in Photos.
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Sipping Scotch - Commentary: Financial Markets | Monetary Policy | Fiscal Policy » Blog Archive » A GREAT Day in the Commodities Market
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How do you prefer the market, neat or on the rocks? A GREAT Day in the Commodities Market. 04 June 2008 Financial Markets. Consumers — well this may seem obvious but I would argue that the benefit consumers see is not falling gasoline prices, but a reprieve from the continuing rise in gasoline prices. Gasoline price inflation has by kept pace with crude inflarion, so until I see WTI belt $115/bbl, I don’t see substantial price reductions at the pump. I don’t really buy that, but the sheeple will. And so ...
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Sipping Scotch - Commentary: Financial Markets | Monetary Policy | Fiscal Policy » Financial Markets
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How do you prefer the market, neat or on the rocks? Archive for the ‘Financial Markets’ Category. To extend or not extend, that is the question. Yesterday GOP congressional leaders reached an apparent agreement with Obama to, of course, extend the Bush tax cuts, and of course, to allow unemployment benefits to continue. While I think that extending both in their current form is possibly a less-favorable outcome than I would have liked, it has been the most probably outcome and […]. 28 April 2009 Ryan Zink.
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Sipping Scotch - Commentary: Financial Markets | Monetary Policy | Fiscal Policy » Blog Archive » The End of Detroit – in Photos
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How do you prefer the market, neat or on the rocks? The End of Detroit – in Photos. 28 April 2009 Financial Markets. To continue my commentary of the sad state of the US auto industry, I reference a commentary on the gradual decline of Detroit as told without words. Display their collection, which they have titled “the ruins of Detroit,” as they liken the abandoned properties in Detroit to the ruins of ancient societies such as the Egypt, Greece, and Rome. Could also be referred to as New Greco-Romana.
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Sipping Scotch - Commentary: Financial Markets | Monetary Policy | Fiscal Policy » Blog Archive » The End of Pontiac
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How do you prefer the market, neat or on the rocks? The End of Pontiac. 25 April 2009 Financial Markets. After nearly a year of not posting, I am again going to give this a go. I was about a month and a half early in calling the end of the commodity bubble. Had I bet big on that, I would have gone bankrupt. Had I waited 45 days and made that bet, I probably wouldn’t be working today. I encourage you to do so. The author’s projections, while not precisely right, were eerily accurate. You must be logged in.
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Sipping Scotch - Commentary: Financial Markets | Monetary Policy | Fiscal Policy » 2008 » January
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How do you prefer the market, neat or on the rocks? Archive for January, 2008. Not a good morning in Asia. I am writing this as I am about to call it an evening and have done my customary check of the performance of the overseas markets. A terrible start to the week with many of the markets down 3 – 4%. I have believed in overweighting asia-pacific and Eurozone stocks as a loose method of playing the currency markets, but would have been better served playing the currency markets directly.
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