Topic: Edward Yardeni

" That's how Edward Yardeni, economist and president of Yardeni Research, describes the health care bill that passed the House this weekend. The good news for investors, says Yardeni, it that this legislative disaster might make for a great time to buy ...
Bloomberg BusinessWeek compiles comments from Wall Street economists and strategists on the key economic and market topics of Jan. 4. Ted Wieseman, Morgan Stanley (MS) November construction spending [0.6%) show[ed] modest weakness, as expected, on top of a downward revision ...
" That's how Edward Yardeni, economist and president of Yardeni Research, describes the health care bill that passed the House this weekend. The good news for investors, says Yardeni, it that this legislative disaster might make for a great time to buy ...

Parsing the PPIP

ITS OFFICIAL NAME, as unveiled last week, is the Public-Private Investment Program -- the PPIP, or as the plan is now inelegantly known in the White House, Pee-Pip. Though the Treasury didn't spell it out, the stress test and the loan-buying program ...
Credit markets have been healing, but the economy keeps sliding _ what gives?Since the start of the financial meltdown, government officials have faced a chicken-and-egg question: But by most measures, rates are markedly improved from where they were after Lehman Brothers ...
Investors agonize during last hour of trading after week of staggering declinesThe chaotic hour before Wall Street's closing bell has never been for the faint of heart. One final hour of panic selling seems to be the order of the day ...
Stocks Plunge As Investors Grapple With a Seemingly Relentless Rise in Bond YieldsWall Street plunged Tuesday as investors, driving the Dow Jones industrial average down nearly 130 points, grappled with a seemingly relentless rise in bond yields.It was a fitful trading ...