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This last week was rather gentle, all told. A lot of improvement in relatively subtle areas. I mean, how many of us actually check out what’s happening in Saudi Arabia in order to discern where our interest rates and gasoline prices are going? Lo and behold, though, a Saudi official recently declared that oil prices have gone too high and that, if it felt like it, Saudi Arabia could increase its oil production by 25% rather easily.
This is a bit of Saudi saber-rattling in response…
Posted on March 21, 2012 at 11:07am
Avid readers of this column, if any exist, will recall that I looked forward last week to watching the effect of the February employment data on the markets. I imagined sitting in a lawn chair, sipping lemonade, reveling in the triumph of jobs in America, the slight northward movements of interest rates, the signs of investors awareness that the American economy is moving toward the light at last.
I offered one caveat. And that caveat is, perhaps sadly, the subject of this…
ContinuePosted on March 13, 2012 at 10:07am
Gradually improving US economic data and a Greek deal of some sort have relieved immediate financial fears, and so bond and mortgage rates have risen.
The rate increase is proportional to the relief. 10-year T-notes have moved from 1.92% to 2.02%, and mortgages from just under 4.00% to just under 4.125%, roughly like your kid's fever dropping from 105 to 104.5.
However, the kid here is in a lot better shape than the kid in Europe. The most reassuring news here is the…
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 6:08pm
In case you missed part #1, and stumbled upon this, here is the link to the first 10 and the background. http://wealthcreationteam.ning.com/profiles/blogs/the-25-daddy-dates-for-christmas-and-the-new-year-1-10
#11 "Shoot-em up Daddy Date"; We will start the day with some warm up shooting at the arcade, followed by Laser Tag, and a trip across town to a…
ContinuePosted on December 24, 2011 at 12:16pm
Many of you have inquired since my posts on Facebook about this and have realized a bunch of people either don't live and die by my Facebook posts, or simply did not see how much fun it has been preparing for my usual "25 Days of Christmas" for my daughter Karmen, who is now 8, that I started this tradition with when she started to "get" Christmas after her 3rd birthday.
In the past, it had just been "lovey" notes from Daddy to Daughter and maybe a dollar store "gift" and…
ContinuePosted on December 24, 2011 at 11:00am
This last week was rather gentle, all told. A lot of improvement in relatively subtle areas. I mean, how many of us actually check out what’s happening in Saudi Arabia in order to discern where our interest rates and gasoline prices are going? Lo and behold, though, a Saudi official recently declared that oil prices have gone too high and that, if it felt like it, Saudi Arabia could increase its oil production by 25% rather easily.
This is a bit of Saudi saber-rattling in response…
Avid readers of this column, if any exist, will recall that I looked forward last week to watching the effect of the February employment data on the markets. I imagined sitting in a lawn chair, sipping lemonade, reveling in the triumph of jobs in America, the slight northward movements of interest rates, the signs of investors awareness that the American economy is moving toward the light at last.
I offered one caveat. And that caveat is, perhaps sadly, the subject of this…
Gradually improving US economic data and a Greek deal of some sort have relieved immediate financial fears, and so bond and mortgage rates have risen.
The rate increase is proportional to the relief. 10-year T-notes have moved from 1.92% to 2.02%, and mortgages from just under 4.00% to just under 4.125%, roughly like your kid's fever dropping from 105 to 104.5.
However, the kid here is in a lot better shape than the kid in Europe. The most reassuring news here is the…
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I heard you were at the Blazer's 1st preseason game. I was there also. Was that exciting or what?
I hope all is well, and we're looking forward to seeing you guys this weekend.
Curt
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