Reader DLF spotted this: Detroit: Too broke to bury their dead [1]
Foreclosure Rate Rises 17 Percent [2]. (Thanks to The Other Chris for the link.)
A residential real estate shadow inventory case study [3].
Items from The Economatrix:
Manufacturing, Employment Pounds Stocks [4]
Jobs and Manufacturing Suggest Slow Recovery [5]
Banks Trim Use of Emergency Fed Programs [6]
September US Auto Sales Fall Amid Clunkers Letdown [7]
Natural Gas Tumbles with Most Ever in Storage [8]
Unprecedented US Corporate Defaults Seen for 2009 [JWR’s comment: So where is the “recovery” that the CNBC cheering section keeps talking about? I think that a recovery around 2022 may be closer to the truth.]
Greenspan: Growth Slowing, Stocks “Flattening Out”
Dollar Falls Again in Second Quarterly Loss [9]
Schoon: The Coffin-Shaped Recovery
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Dan Denninger: The Banking System is Insolvent [11]