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Doug Noland

Doug Noland

Prudent Bear

Contributor since: 26 Feb 2010

  • The Great Distortion

    Published 09 February 2001 | viewed 3,632 times

    The technology recovery took a turn for the worst this week, with the Morgan Stanley High Tech, Semiconductors, The Street.com Internet, and the NASDAQ100 all…

  • We Know His Enemy

    Published 02 February 2001 | viewed 4,156 times

    The now typical extraordinary volatility continued this week, with signficant divergences between groups. The Dow added 2% and the S&P500 increased 1%. The economically sensitive…

  • The Credit Bubble Bulletin

    Published 26 January 2001 | viewed 3,893 times

    Doug Noland is on vacation this week A Guiding Belief Resting on a Firm Foundation? or Current Mythology Perched Precariously on the Edge of a…

  • There's a New Sheriff Making His Way to Town

    Published 19 January 2001 | viewed 4,006 times

    It was another week of destabilized financial markets. What else is new? For the week, the Dow gained 1% and the S&P500 added 2%. The…

  • The Spectacular Rise and Fall of Equity Mae

    Published 12 January 2001 | viewed 4,105 times

    If nothing else, wild speculation returned this week to the stock market, with The Street.com Internet index surging 24%, the NASDAQ Telecommunications index 14%, and…

  • Fifty Basis Points to Sustain the Unsustainable

    Published 05 January 2001 | viewed 4,042 times

    or, The Inevitability of Derivative Problems Wow. For the week, the Dow declined 1% and the S&P500 dropped 2%. The Morgan Stanley Cyclical index added…

  • 'Crisis Management Reliquefication Mode'

    Published 29 December 2000 | viewed 4,258 times

    As is only fitting for a year of historic volatility, the final week of year-2000 was another wild one with extraordinary divergences. The bluechips had…

  • To the Brink

    Published 22 December 2000 | viewed 3,807 times

    It was, once again, a most chaotic week in the financial markets. For the week, the Dow gained 2%, while the S&P500 declined 1%. Economically…

  • All Eyes on The Greenback

    Published 15 December 2000 | viewed 4,039 times

    With triple-witch options expiration and an earnings warning from Microsoft, it was another tumultuous week for the stock market. For the week, the Dow declined…

  • How Could Irving Fisher Have Been So Wrong?

    Published 08 December 2000 | viewed 8,492 times

    Presentation to the Washington Conference, "Toil and Trouble - Evaluating Quality of Earnings - and Risk - In the Financial Services Sector" - SNL Center…

  • The Return on U.S. Assets

    Published 01 December 2000 | viewed 3,912 times

    To describe this week in one word, it was OMINOUS, as financial heightened turbulence was apparent at home and abroad. For the week, the Dow…

  • The Credit Bubble Bulletin

    Published 24 November 2000 | viewed 4,725 times

    Doug Noland is on vacation this week It IS Different This Time! by Edmund M. McCarthy This old curmudgeon never expected to write the phrase…

  • 'U.S. High-Yield Lending...'

    Published 17 November 2000 | viewed 4,918 times

    The political turmoil continued unabated this week as we are still waiting to find out who will be the next President of the United States.…

  • Monetary Processes and Current Vulnerabilities

    Published 10 November 2000 | viewed 4,145 times

    A political crisis was the last thing the stock market needed. For the week, the Dow declined 2% and the S&P500 4%. The Transports declined…

  • Financial Dysfunctions

    Published 03 November 2000 | viewed 4,542 times

    Liquidity returned to the stock market this week, with a major rally throughout the technology sector. For the week, the NASDAQ100 gained 5%, the Morgan…

  • Mehrling on Minsky

    Published 27 October 2000 | viewed 4,339 times

    Financial instability abounds for markets both at home and abroad. Stocks and indices are demonstrating historic volatility, with the NASDAQ100 trading in astonishing intra-day ranges…

  • Here We Go Again...

    Published 20 October 2000 | viewed 4,255 times

    With negative news from super-heavyweights IBM and Chase Manhattan, in addition to a collapsing junk bond market and faltering stocks and currencies throughout Asia, as…

  • Liquidity

    Published 13 October 2000 | viewed 6,462 times

    It was another historic week, with stunning swings in the prices for individual stocks and leading indices. For the week, the Dow dropped 4% and…

  • Accolades to the Unknown Inquisitor

    Published 06 October 2000 | viewed 4,378 times

    It was a most unsettled week in the stock market as the ramifications from the unfolding technology debacle began to take hold. For the week,…

  • A Tale of Two Bubbles

    Published 29 September 2000 | viewed 5,439 times

    Not unexpectedly, the stock market turned even more chaotic this week, with the technology sector being the wildest of rides. For the week, the Dow…