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POPSWarren Buffett's Q3 Moves Seems like he thinks U.S. automakers and retailrs are in for a long slump even though his public pronouncements elsewhere have been long term bullish on U.S. equities.
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POPSEurope At Risk The WEF's assessment of how the financial turmoil will affect the real economies of Europe.
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POPSGlobal Housing Prices The house price decline during 2008 has actually been more modest in the U.S. than in countries such as Denmark, New Zealand, the U.K., and Spain, though the price decline has been going on for much longer in the U.S. and it is the cumulative decline from the price peak that is the key determinant of the extent of mortgage defaults. History suggests that the bigger the real estate price decline, the more severe the economic downturn we might expect.