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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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KPIG Radio / The Profit Motive August 15

Household debt slips to 11.4 trillion in the Q-2. The NAHB Index was unchanged in August at 15. NY Fed Index records a 3rd negative month in August at -7.7.

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KPIG Radio / The Profit Motive August 10

Stocks plunge again as Treasuries and Gold march higher. The Fed promises to keep interest rates low, meaning deflation as we follow in japan’s footsteps.

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KPIG Radio / The Profit Motive August 8

Credit rating agency Standard and Poors cuts Uncle Sam’s rating to AA+, stocks plunge, August has its worst start ever. Congress points fingers.

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KPIG Radio / The Profit Motive August 3

July ISM Services Index slips to 52.7, prices down 4.3 to 56.6, New orders up to 51.7. Once again inflation is driven by commodities and energy speculation.

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