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Doug Noland

Doug Noland

Prudent Bear

Contributor since: 26 Feb 2010

  • Coming Next Year to Madison Square Garden...

    Published 27 June 2003 | viewed 3,715 times

    With the bond market in a fuss over the caliber of its gift from the Fed, equities gave back some of their recent gains. For…

  • Following in Dr. Fisher's Footsteps

    Published 20 June 2003 | viewed 3,392 times

    It was another positive week for stocks. Strong performance by Merck, Microsoft and GM offset Kodak's decline and helped move the Dow almost 1% higher…

  • Contemplating the Evolution From the Way We Were to The Way It Is

    Published 13 June 2003 | viewed 3,572 times

    This week numerous corporate governance issues dominated the headlines, generally holding the bulls in check. IBM and AT&T helped guide the Dow higher by 0.6%…

  • Crazy Horse

    Published 06 June 2003 | viewed 4,565 times

    While the stock market rally has been impressive, financial markets are generally demonstrating increasingly unsound dynamics. This week saw "convulsions" in the U.S. stock market,…

  • The New New Game

    Published 30 May 2003 | viewed 3,564 times

    What a week; what's that saying about root canals… For the holiday-shortened week, the Dow's 3% surge was slightly bettered by the S&P500. The Transports…

  • You Just Gotta Love Congressman Ron Paul

    Published 23 May 2003 | viewed 4,217 times

    Despite Monday's drubbing, the broader market ended the week with gains. The small cap Russell 2000 added 1% and the S&P400 Mid-cap index gained about…

  • The Desperate Experiment Of Maximum Global Liquidity

    Published 16 May 2003 | viewed 3,386 times

    With the spotlight on the incredible collapse in market yields, the stock market generally posted decent gains. For the week, the Dow and S&P500 added…

  • The Stark Contrasts Between Competing Central Banks

    Published 09 May 2003 | viewed 3,124 times

    Equities were choppy this week, although with an upward bias. The Dow, S&P500, and Transports ended the week with small gains. The Utilities and Morgan…

  • Reliquefication

    Published 25 April 2003 | viewed 4,079 times

    I am out of the office today (Friday) but rushed a few things together yesterday. My apologies… Depending on tomorrow's markets, economic data (GDP, New…

  • Firing on Most Cylinders

    Published 18 April 2003 | viewed 3,553 times

    For the week, the Dow gained almost 2%, with the S&P500 up about 3%. The Transports surged 6%, and the Utilities added 3%. The Morgan…

  • The Reasons

    Published 11 April 2003 | viewed 3,681 times

    Financial markets remain unsettled. For the week, the Dow dipped less than 1%, while the S&P500 declined just over 1%. The Transports were barely in…

  • Reflation Watch or The Necessity of Diligent Observation

    Published 04 April 2003 | viewed 3,335 times

    For the week, the Dow, S&P500, Morgan Stanley Cyclical and Morgan Stanley Consumer indices jumped 2%. The Transports and Utilities added 1%. The small cap…

  • Off Topic

    Published 28 March 2003 | viewed 3,220 times

    It was another week of extraordinary developments and violent financial convulsions. For the week, the Dow dropped 5% and the S&P500 4%. The Transports and…

  • Contemplating the Dynamically Hedged Economy

    Published 21 March 2003 | viewed 3,525 times

    Now that was something else. For the week, the Dow surged 8.4%, its strongest performance in 20 years. The S&P500 gained 8%, the Transports 12%,…

  • Climbing the Wall of Water

    Published 14 March 2003 | viewed 3,775 times

    It was dizzying. For the week, the Dow added 2% on the back of a 500 point late-week surge. The S&P500 and Morgan Stanley Consumer…

  • Cheesecake Dependency

    Published 07 March 2003 | viewed 4,368 times

    It was another extraordinarily unsettled week for U.S. and global financial markets. Japan's Nikkei dropped another 3%. The index sank to a 20-year low, ending…

  • Key Inflationary Manifestations

    Published 28 February 2003 | viewed 3,502 times

    It was another week of acutely unsettled financial markets. Despite considerable volatility, the Dow ended the week down 1.5% and the S&P500 about 1%. The…

  • Fiat Money and Credit Inflation in America

    Published 21 February 2003 | viewed 5,901 times

    Temporary perhaps, but the bulls used a semblance of a lull in escalating geopolitical tensions to gain some ground. For the holiday-shortened week, the Dow,…

  • A Volatile Week

    Published 14 February 2003 | viewed 3,404 times

    I had arthroscopic knee surgery (nothing major) this morning, so please excuse this abbreviated (and analysis-lacking) Bulletin. I am hoping to edit and improve it…

  • Scenario #3

    Published 07 February 2003 | viewed 3,801 times

    It was another poor showing for U.S. and global equities. For the week, the Dow dipped 2% and the S&P500 declined 3%. The Transports declined…