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Picture of the day: Planet ZIRP
Dec
Picture of the day: Tom Toles
Oct
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From the Washington Post by the fabulous Tom Toles:
Picture of the day: Tom Toles on the Financial Crisis
Oct
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SourceTom Toles Cartoons – Washington Post
Picture of the day: Tom Toles on Wall Street
Oct
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SourceTom Toles Cartoons – Washington Post
Picture of the day: consumers and the economy
Oct
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Tom Toles is absolutely terrific. He captures the mood of the day so well in his cartoons, that it really puts paid to the aphorism that a picture is worth a thousand words.
SourceTom Toles Cartoons, Washington Post
Picture of the day: Three bear markets
Oct
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I caught this photo via the Wall Street Journal’s blog Market Beat by David Gaffen. This sell-off now ranks as one of the three worst in the last 100 hundred years.
Very sobering.
Picture of the day: Depression 100M Ahead
Oct
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Marshall Auerback sent me this picture from some treacherous highway. Kind of fitting.
Picture of the day: waiting in line in LA
Jul
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This comes from the LA Times:
October 7, 2003, Simi Valley
In Simi Valley, in 2003, people camped out for the chance to buy a yet-unbuilt condo for about $300,000.Photo Credit: Bob Carey, L.A.Times
July 14, 2008, Pasadena
In Pasadena today, depositors line up to take their money out of IndyMac Federal bank on its [...]
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