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KPIG Radio / The Profit Motive September 21

The Fed has backed itself into a corner and has little choice other than the politically unpopular monetization of debt in order to stimulate the economy.

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KPIG Radio / The Profit Motive September 19

Euro jitters sppoked the markets early. Bank deposits hit a new record near 10 trillion as the public looses faith in real estate and the finacial markets.

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KPIG Radio / The Profit Motive September 15

Stocks surged during the week but remain negative year to date. The TIC report is negative for a 3rd month in July. Household net worth continues to fall.

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KPIG Radio / The Profit Motive September 13

Import prices fall again on lower energy costs. Poverty hits a record 46.2 million people. CoreLogic reports 22.5% of mortgages have negative equity.

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KPIG Radio / The Profit Motive September 8

Stocks tank again. Mortgage interest rates hit a record low. The stratification of society gets worse, Solyndra looks to become a poster child for govt waste.

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KPIG Radio / The Profit Motive August 26

Q 2 GDP gets cut to just 1%. Bernanke expects it to pick up in the 2nd half, don’t hold your breath. More stimulas but no QE 3, will see how long that lasts.

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KPIG Radio / The Profit Motive August 23

The Richmond Fed drops 9 points to -10. New home sales and prices fall in July. Wall St. doesn’t invest its own money like its clients. Blankfein lawyers up.

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KPIG Radio / The Profit Motive August 22

Mixed economic data to begin the week. The muck slinging involving the credit ratings agencies continues. The banks actually got 1.2 Trillion in bailouts.

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KPIG Radio / The Profit Motive August 18

Stocks plunged again on fears of a double dip after disappointing economic data. The Justice Dept investigates S&P over its MBS ratings, better late than never.

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KPIG Radio / The Profit Motive August 17

Reg FD encourages companies to beat the number, in collusion with the analysts. Rolling Stone alleges institutional corruption at the SEC encouraging fraud.

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