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Doogie Goes to China

Posted on June 1, 2009 by John Rutledge

This morning I woke up in the dark to do a 7AM spot with Alexis on Fox Business Money for Breakfast. Our topic was Geithner’s first trip to Beijing to meet with the Chinese officials on U.S./China economic issues. What … Continue reading →

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Currency Holdings Have Stopped Rising-Good Sign for Spending

Posted on May 30, 2009 by John Rutledge

The amount of currency people hold in their pockets and under their mattresses is the single best indicator of the level of fear on main street. Since last summer, when people first got the wind in their nostrils that banks … Continue reading →

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