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Marple’s Pacific Northwest
Letter, published every other Wednesday
since 1949, provides intelligence on the economy
and companies of the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.
In four-page newsletter format that
saves time, Marple’s Letter analyzes trends in
employment, income, population, imports and
exports, housing prices, and output of the states’
economies.
Subcribers get heads-up
alerts to changes that affect their businesses
– and the region’s most comprehensive
reporting on insider
trading. For investors-subscribers, Marple's
strives to uncover opportunities
among more than 200 public companies
monitored.
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October 8, 2008
No. 1511 |
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Negative feedback loop: Our take on the most severe financial crisis since the Great Depression. Start with this: We have not seen this movie before; we don't know how it ends. Charts cover the silent run on America's shawdow banking system, the 'TED' spread and other key indicators of global banking stress.
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Villiains aplenty: Why Dr. Greenspan will have much to answer for when the history of the Panic of 2007-08 is written. And one essential reform that we hope gets accomplished once the panic subsides.
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| Inside story: The region's most comprehensive reporting on stock sales and purchases by officers, directors and large shareholders of Pacific Northwest publicly held companies. |
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Michael J. Parks is
the Publisher of Marple's Letter and a respected
speaker on the Pacific Northwest Economy.
He's the "dean of Pacific Northwest economy watchers," says The Seattle Times.
Michael was a panelist on a KUOW Weekday broadcast Sept. 19, 2008. here's a link.
See some recent PowerPoint slides here.
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