On FT Alphaville this week,
- Do not sell equities, Credit Suisse says.
- Aggressive FX marketing goes mainstream.
- The end of Kobe beef burgers, or how thrift stole Christmas.
- The segmented commercial real estate crash in the UK.
- US excess reserves, in pics.
- How ETFs are like MBS.
- When did BoA chief Krawcheck stop beating her spouse?
- Fitch calls false dawn in UK housing.
- Gold is off the charts, and heading to $1500.
- Why Versace ditched Japan.
- How to capitalise on recapitalisation.
- Latvia preparing for devaluation?
- Reflation vs deflation vs who cares?
- Baby Boomers: don’t retire, if you can possibly avoid it.
- The £25bn question facing Lloyds.
- Of gold coin craziness and conspiracy.
- On the matter of renewing confidence in the Latvian economy.
- The dollar-adjusted S&P 500.
- Gold ETFs, caveat emptor.
- US consumers’ credit problem.
- Fuming with Dave.
- Et tu, Bernanke?
- No exit for South Korea.
- How to spot a takeover target - quant style.
- Big Blackrock.
Most/least read posts of the week,
- The world and the dollar react to Robert Fisk.
- Bailout watch, US Federal Housing Administration edition.
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