Hussman Funds - Weekly Market Comment
So apparently DP World, the port business of Dubai World which of course is at the center of all the hub-bub, is publicly traded on the pinksheets.
Apparently the Dubai Brothers may have trouble making their next interest payment and the initial reactions from many world markets has been bad.
The Market Vectors Poland ETF (PLND) is up and running. I mentioned this in that very high quality video I posted not realizing it would be out on so soon.
Yesterday I had an article run at TSCM about ETF investing ideas for 2010. One ETF I wrote about will move bigger than the market in both directions, one should do well but have a relatively low correlation to the US market and the other [...] 
A bit of a departure this morning as Thanksgiving is coming up in a few days. We had a bit of a scare in the Nusbaum household the last week or so. Two of our dogs have had seizures in the last couple of weeks the [...] 
Something to ponder.
In the last couple of months I have taken to reading John Mauldin's weekly commentary via Barry Ritholtz' website. A few years ago, not knowing anything about him, I picked on some comments from Mauldin which was shortsighted on my part. But you learn and [...] 
This past week kicked off what stands to be a very busy couple of months in terms of conferences, panels, what do you think for 2010 interview requests and maybe new exchange traded products.
Leveraged ETFs: A Seeking Alpha Expert Panel
Busier way beyond normal for the next couple of days so don't have time for a proper blog post just now but maybe we can whip up a good debate.
Leveraged ETFs: A Seeking Alpha Expert Panel -- Seeking Alpha
The darker line shows the trend of central bank gold activity while the lighter line show the same thing from emerging market central banks.
That was the best picture I could get at the NYSE. It was a great time and David Darst is a very nice guy.
As you know 10.2 was the unemployment print and the work force shrunk (meaning more people no longer unemployed using the gubmint's definition).
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