RIAs in the MidSouth with AuM <$100M

Green Pie for the Cyclicals

And Techs etc. Big Cap names did quite well thank you very much

KOL and GAZ - energy for a bubbling economy - there if not here

Beta is predictive these days

GOOG doesn't show up but BAIDU does

The market at 230

High volatility and low risk? Go figure.

Surprise! The Fed stays accommodative

And the market makes more room for low quality high risk stocks.

China at 1030 or 1130 depending where you are

It's not a cat but it is bouncing

More Stocks trading at their highs

Winners and Losers at 115

Springtime for Stocks

Green Pie

High Beta but otherwise indiscriminate buying

Another Dull Trading Day?

I'm not afraid to say it. It's dullsville out there. February was a month when the premature economy bulls outvoted the fighting the last war bears. Maybe tomorrow's payrolls will decide. As you know we collect and distribute RR numbers. Once you get below the industry totals (take away coal) you get the strong impression that it will be spring in a few weeks. Maybe the market will warm up too.

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Some weakness for techs otherwise waiting

Mixed bag around the 0 line. Retailers? Really? ANF!

Banks recovering their Mojo. Paid for by yours truly. And you.

Who caused the crash?

Earlier today Felix Salmon responded to Bob Rubin's claim that it was all GWBush's fault. Felix listed several other candidates for the blame. http://bit.ly/c8N0QE Lots of overlap so I had to use my own judgment. You can agree or disagree. Make your own pie chart. I'd have to agree w/ Felix that it was mostly bank managements' greed and ignorance that was largely to blame. I think Dick Bove would disagree. But he's a twit. Or is he?

Careful Study of Wealth Mgmt Firms

The map shows the money managers in CT with assets of less than 150M (to eliminate the bias of the larger firms). These firms should more closely serve (and reflect) their local markets rather than national and international clients. My conclusion is that there is a lot of money in the Greenwich-Westport corridor. And not much in places like Bridgeport,Waterbury and Torrington. Who'd a thunk it.

Well I know where the money is in CT. And so do you. This gets really interesting when you look at states and cities you've never been before. I didn't know where the nice parts of Houston were before. There isn't much money in Detroit but there's a lot in the northwest suburbs.

PFEwwt

When is the last time PFE didn't disappoint? Most names (even GE) going OK today.

Tuesday was not Microsoft Day

BTW when was the last time you went into a Staples store. When is the last time you used a stapler?

The Investment Advisors who file ADVs with the SEC

Click to see an interactive version.

with assets less than $100m. If you are interested in the money mgmt business we'll hook you up with an interactive version of this map including >25ooo names, phones and websites.

the market @ 3

Sorry about ltd posts .. mktg rules