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Doug Noland

Doug Noland

Prudent Bear

Contributor since: 26 Feb 2010

  • The Credit Bubble Bulletin

    Published 06 September 2002 | viewed 3,872 times

    Doug Noland is on vacation Contingent Liability by Zev Abraham Zev Abraham is an equity analyst at a hedge fund in New York and former…

  • Cold As Ice

    Published 30 August 2002 | viewed 3,464 times

    August's stock market rally stumbled into month end, with moderate weakness throughout and a return of aggressive selling to the technology sector. For the week,…

  • Accenutated Credit Cycles

    Published 23 August 2002 | viewed 3,409 times

    Despite today's drubbing, stocks generally ended another unsettled week with gains. For the week, the Dow and S&P500 added 1%. The Transports and Morgan Stanley…

  • Confessions of a Supply-Side Junkie

    Published 16 August 2002 | viewed 3,302 times

    Confession is good for the soul, or so I am told. While Doug Noland takes a well deserved Friday off (he'll be back next week),…

  • Two Economic Postulates

    Published 09 August 2002 | viewed 3,664 times

    Wow...yet another wild one. From Monday's lows, the Dow surged 715 points, or almost 9%. For the week, the Dow and S&P500 gained 5%. The…

  • The Housing Bubble Loses Some Air?

    Published 02 August 2002 | viewed 4,550 times

    It was another chaotic week in U.S. and global financial markets. Our heads are still spinning after a couple weeks of truly historic volatility. For…

  • Structured Finance In The Crosshairs

    Published 26 July 2002 | viewed 4,669 times

    (UNEDITED) It was a most chaotic week in U.S. and global financial markets, with extreme volatility and extraordinary divergences here at home. Some groups rallied…

  • That's My Story, and I'm Sticking To It!

    Published 19 July 2002 | viewed 3,921 times

    The unfolding financial crisis hit the blue chips especially hard this week. For the week, the Dow and S&P500 were hit for 5%. The Transports…

  • Palpable Systemic Stress

    Published 12 July 2002 | viewed 4,019 times

    The unfolding Credit market dislocation took direct aim at the blue chips and financials this week. For the week, Dow, S&P500, and Transports were all…

  • Ominous Portents From The NextBank Meltdown

    Published 05 July 2002 | viewed 4,425 times

    What appeared near financial system dislocation early in the week ended in a wild stock market advance by week's end. For the week, the Dow…

  • This Week EBITDA. When 'Marked-to-Model'?

    Published 28 June 2002 | viewed 3,951 times

    The final week of a tumultuous quarter did not lack for drama, while the stock market made it through the turbulence about as well as…

  • The Ominous Return of the Twin Deficits

    Published 21 June 2002 | viewed 3,676 times

    This week saw the unfolding financial crisis hit the emerging markets and technology sector hard, although the broader market generally held its own. For the…

  • A Few More Years?

    Published 14 June 2002 | viewed 3,425 times

    Today's stock market reversal was typical of this week's wild action. After swinging triple digits intra-day Monday through Friday, the Dow ended 1.2% lower for…

  • Point, Counter Point

    Published 07 June 2002 | viewed 3,764 times

    The equity bear market took on more urgency this week, with corporate debt problems and the ongoing technology debacle taking its toll. For the week,…

  • Dieing a Death of a Thousand Cuts

    Published 31 May 2002 | viewed 3,931 times

    This week offered no respite to a weak stock market. For the week, the Dow and S&P500 declined 2%. The Transports and Morgan Stanley Consumer…

  • Financial Debacle for Dummies

    Published 24 May 2002 | viewed 3,665 times

    It was a difficult week for the stock market, as the liquidation of technology shares runs unabated. For the week, the Dow, S&P500, and Transports…

  • Food for Thought

    Published 17 May 2002 | viewed 4,298 times

    The acutely unstable U.S. stock market made a run higher this week, with the Dow jumping 4% and the S&P500 gaining 5%. Economically sensitive issues…

  • Unstable Markets

    Published 10 May 2002 | viewed 4,186 times

    It was a week of extraordinary volatility in the U.S. equity, Credit and currency markets. We view the confluence of highly unstable markets, and especially…

  • The Bundling of Risk and Dollar Vulnerability

    Published 03 May 2002 | viewed 4,121 times

    It was another volatile week for an especially two-tiered U.S. stock market. In the face of a collapsing technology sector, the small-cap Russell added 2%…

  • Untenable Monetary Regimes

    Published 26 April 2002 | viewed 3,188 times

    U.S. financial markets took a decidedly ominous turn this week, with a collapsing technology sector and faltering dollar raising potential concerns as to the soundness…