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[fabijo]

I'm not finished with this book yet, but so far it has been pretty good about giving one some good insights into interpreting macroeconomic news. It helps you filter out the news and see what that would mean for a sector or the entire market. I wouldn't necessarily take this book as a rule book for interpreting news, but a good guide on how to start figuring out the current "personality" of the market. It gives a good overview of different economic views like classical, Keynesian, supply-side, new classical, and combinations of these. What I've read has opened up my eyes to a larger view of economics and the stocks, bonds, and currency market. I'd recommend this to anyone trying to get even the slightest grasp of the crazy market world.

Here's an amazon link to the book:
http://www.amazon.com/Its-Raining-B...7998041?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1188492551&sr=8-2

 

[Berimbauone]

não têm relação com o post anterior, mais o blog do seu filhinho e muito legal. Va ser um escritor celebre. Parabens.

 

[IllinifanMichael]

This sounds like a great book from some of the reviews I've read on it!! Thanks Fabijo!

 

[fabijo]

não têm relação com o post anterior, mais o blog do seu filhinho e muito legal. Va ser um escritor celebre. Parabens.

Muito obrigado.

 

[fabijo]

I think you said..Do not have relation with the post previous, more the blog of his boy and very lawful. Is going to be a writer celebrate.

It would better be translated (or transliterated):

This isn't related to the previous post, but your son's blog is very cool. He's going to be a celebrated(or famous) writer. Congratulations.