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from We Love Data Vis
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Stuff I’m Reading this Morning…

The gold correction that began last week seems to be continuing.  (MarketBeat)

Credit Suisse joins Morgan Stanley in predicting a sucky 2010 for stocks.  (PragCap)

An epic list of big commercial real estate projects that look to be the “next shoes to drop”.  (ZeroHedge)

Treasury to Citigroup re TARP:  “Now Yous Can’t Leave”.  (Bloomberg)

Remember that guy Neel who ran TARP for 7 months and then bounced?  Here’s what he’s been up to…in the woods.  (WaPo)

Hedge funds financing charter and independent schools.  (DealBook)

A look at China’s capital spending bubble.  (NakedCapitalism)

Y’all know the Jay-Z song 99 ProblemsTiger‘s problems are of the opposite nature.  (WeLoveDataVis)

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