tag:www.capitalspectator.com,2008:/Errata/8 2008-10-08T13:46:31Z Movable Type 3.33 tag:www.capitalspectator.com,2008:/Errata//8.931 2008-10-08T13:46:10Z 2008-10-08T13:46:31Z

In the Oct. 2, 2008 post "Short-Term Troubles," we incorrectly stated that there were three cases of simultaneous monthly losses in the major asset classes in the past 10 years. In fact, there were four: Sep. 2008, Oct. 2005, Apr....

In the Oct. 2, 2008 post "Short-Term Troubles," we incorrectly stated that there were three cases of simultaneous monthly losses in the major asset classes in the past 10 years. In fact, there were four: Sep. 2008, Oct. 2005, Apr. 2004 and Aug 1998, and the post has been corrected. tag:www.capitalspectator.com,2008:/Errata//8.926 2008-10-02T14:03:58Z 2008-10-02T14:08:08Z

In the Oct. 1, 2008 post "September: The Cruelest Month By Far," the performance table initially published returns data for 1-year column that differed slightly from the correct numbers. Corrections were made early on Oct 2 and a new data...

In the Oct. 1, 2008 post "September: The Cruelest Month By Far," the performance table initially published returns data for 1-year column that differed slightly from the correct numbers. Corrections were made early on Oct 2 and a new data table now appears. tag:www.capitalspectator.com,2008:/Errata//8.817 2008-04-02T13:48:22Z 2008-04-02T13:50:13Z

In the Apr 1, 2008 post "Seat Belts Are Recommended," the second paragraph misrepresented the performance numbers re: leading and lagging asset classes for March vs. February 2008. The accompanying table of data was in fact correct in the original...

In the Apr 1, 2008 post "Seat Belts Are Recommended," the second paragraph misrepresented the performance numbers re: leading and lagging asset classes for March vs. February 2008. The accompanying table of data was in fact correct in the original post. A corrected version for the text was published on April 2. tag:www.capitalspectator.com,2008:/Errata//8.767 2008-01-25T17:04:23Z 2008-01-26T01:15:18Z

In the Jan. 25, 2008 post "The Party in Bonds Rolls On," the yield spread between nominal and inflation-indexed Treasuries was initially misreported. The correct spread was 2.24%, as of the close of trading on Jan. 24, 2008--not the 1.44%...

In the Jan. 25, 2008 post "The Party in Bonds Rolls On," the yield spread between nominal and inflation-indexed Treasuries was initially misreported. The correct spread was 2.24%, as of the close of trading on Jan. 24, 2008--not the 1.44% as originally published. tag:www.capitalspectator.com,2007:/Errata//8.696 2007-09-29T20:32:33Z 2007-10-12T15:23:00Z

In the post "Spending Momentum" of Sep. 28, 2007, the monthly percentage change in August personal consumption expenditures was initially reported as rising 5.6% in August. In fact, it rose by 0.56%. Also, it was initially reported that the August...

In the post "Spending Momentum" of Sep. 28, 2007, the monthly percentage change in August personal consumption expenditures was initially reported as rising 5.6% in August. In fact, it rose by 0.56%. Also, it was initially reported that the August rise in PCE was the highest since May 2007. In fact, it was the highest since April 2007. tag:www.capitalspectator.com,2007:/Errata//8.675 2007-08-31T01:58:31Z 2007-08-31T02:16:59Z

In the post "Thank You, Sir, May I Have Another?" of Aug. 29, 2007, the 10-year Treasury yield was initially reported as falling to 5.43%. The yield was incorrect. In fact, the correct rate was 4.53%, the lowest in more...

In the post "Thank You, Sir, May I Have Another?" of Aug. 29, 2007, the 10-year Treasury yield was initially reported as falling to 5.43%. The yield was incorrect. In fact, the correct rate was 4.53%, the lowest in more than a year. The error was corrected on Aug. 30, 2007.