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Brad DeLong

J. Bradford DeLong is a professor of economics at the University of California at Berkeley, chair of its political economy major, a research associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research, a visiting scholar at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, and was in the Clinton administration a deputy assistant secretary of the U.S. Treasury.

You can learn more about his website, visit his home page, visit his principal weblog.

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GM: Bailout or Bankruptcy?
on Nov 13, 2008 about GM
Berkeley Housing Symposium: Discussing Leamer and Shiller
on Nov 02, 2008
Neel Kashkari Is the Banks' Zombie Master
on Oct 14, 2008 about XLF
Last Weekend's Treasury-Eurodollar Spread
on Oct 06, 2008
Analogies to the Great Depression
on Sep 29, 2008 about QQQQ, SPY, DIA
Time Not for a Bailout, But for Nationalization
on Sep 27, 2008 about QQQQ, SPY, DIA
Poor Coverage of the Republican Plan
on Sep 26, 2008
The Liquidity Trap & Open Market Operations on the Risk Premium on a Pan-Galactic Scale
on Sep 23, 2008
Fed Is Likely to Make Money from Its Bank Buyouts
on Sep 22, 2008 about FRE, FNM, AIG
The Three Ways of Dealing with Financial Crises
on Sep 22, 2008 about QQQQ, SPY, DIA
This Is a Recession in Goods Production Too
on Sep 16, 2008
Brookings Panel on Economic Activity Conference: Housing Market and Fed Activity
on Sep 14, 2008
Nationalizing Fannie and Freddie: Latest Move in the Housing Crisis
on Sep 07, 2008 about FRE, FNM
Does the Unemployment Rate Indicate We're in a Recession?
on Sep 07, 2008
U6 Unemployment Number Is on the Rise
on Sep 07, 2008
Another Bad Employment Report: We're in a Recession
on Aug 03, 2008
Odds Are, a Recession Is Coming
on Aug 01, 2008
Greenspanism Is Looking Pretty Good
on Jul 17, 2008
What Kind of Government Support Will Fannie and Freddie Get?
on Jul 13, 2008 about FRE, FNM
Jimmy Cayne's Misplaced Priorities for Bear Stearns
on Jul 01, 2008 about BSC
Why Tax Credits for Health Insurance Won't Work
on Jun 15, 2008
Mark Thoma vs. Greg Mankiw on Opt-Out Financial Regulation
on Jun 11, 2008
The 'Right' Way To Value the Stock Market
on May 22, 2008 about QQQQ, SPY, DIA
Debating 'Fundamental Weighting' and Indexing
on May 22, 2008 about DHS, DLN, DES
The Computer (Manufacturing) Revolution Continues...
on May 06, 2008 about DELL, HPQ, AAPL
The Liquidity Tsunami
on May 02, 2008 about QQQQ, SPY, DIA
21st Century Central Banking
on Apr 29, 2008 about JPM, BSC
More on the Subprime Market and Derivatives
on Apr 28, 2008 about QQQQ, SPY, DIA
The On-the-Run Premium on Treasury Securities
on Apr 20, 2008
Milton Friedman Would Have Welcomed the Fed's Intervention in Bear Stearns
on Apr 14, 2008 about BSC
Henry Paulson Begins to Trash His Own Reputation
on Apr 01, 2008
Smart Regulation vs. Dumb Regulation Is The Real Issue
on Mar 28, 2008

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Stocks discussed in the lightning round session of Jim Cramers Mad Money TV program,
Wednesday, October 15.

Bullish Calls:

Continental Resources (CLR) -- "This is a remarkable decline. All of the high quality ones are down so much, I can't go against it. This is where you pull the trigger.
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Annaly Mortgage (NLY) -- I think this is a business model that needs to borrow money. Definitively do not buy."
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