The Kirk Report

Posted: 10 Sep 2009 09:59 AM PDT

Signs of a slow, fragile recovery
Top forecaster says more stimulus may be needed
Attention Congress! When you are in the hole, the first step is to stop digging!
The federal deficit and stock returns
Betting on Bernanke
Stories that aren't being told
David Rosenberg's 5 points
According to Cramer, negative stories get all the play
Far too much importance is placed on these weekly jobless claims numbers
Wide income gap is expected to narrow
Income, poverty and health insurance in America
Sign of the times - a Paypal wedding
Americans are locked and loaded
Top strategists remain mildly bullish
5 reasons the rally is built on quicksand
Contrarian analysis continues to suggest rally has yet more life
If you don't like'em, don't trade 'em
S&P 500 expectations and market analysis
"I continue to get mail from people who question how it is possible to be bullish in the face of the worst fundamentals since the Great Depression, so I thought it would be useful to look at a chart of the 1929 Crash and the decade that followed it." - Carl Swenlin
After 1040, a few are targeting 1,125 in the S&P
Teresa Lo looking for the 1-2-3 exhaustion pattern
1,200 S&P on strong earnings growth
Kass' latest update to his model portfolio
Michael Price sees an easy double
Q&A with John Mauldin
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Thursday, September 10, 2009