Beginnings and ends of quarters are the most wonderful times
of the year for those addicted to crunching the numbers related to the economy
and equity market. The pictures painted by the data are sometimes good, sometimes
bad and sometimes ugly. You can decide which is which in the following
three pieces published by our droogies at Seeking Alpha since the appearance
of the Risky Business Monitor
linkfest last week:
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The Institute for Supply
Management most likely will release its September 2014 Manufacturing ISM Report
On Business Wednesday and its September 2014 Nonmanufacturing ISM Report On
Business Friday, which means I soon will be able to bring up-to-date my proprietary
U.S. Economic Index and the associated
comparison of the historical monthly levels of the USEI and the SPDR S&P
500 ETF (SPY). My article on
these data series will appear either at J.J.’s Risky Business or at Seeking Alpha.
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Shameless Self-Promotion!
If you like my work, then you can follow me as J.J. McGrath at Google+ and Seeking Alpha, as JJMcGrath at StockTwits and @JJMcGrath3000 at Twitter. If you do not like my work, then you can follow me at all those places,
anyway.
