Site Traffic, 12 Months

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wow!

i think almost every major german financial newspaper would be jealous to this kind of traffic and the quality of contend......:-)

have a nice weekend.

Posted by: jmf | Dec 1, 2006 5:20:20 PM

What's up with the odd months?

Posted by: KP | Dec 1, 2006 5:21:41 PM

With that kind of traffic this blog could almost be more profitable than trading.

Posted by: aaron | Dec 1, 2006 5:39:24 PM

Consistency is the key to success and everyday, without fail, there is something new and interesting posted here.

I can't imagine how much time you put into the blog, but I appreciate all your effort. The insight and analysis is amazing.

You have a terrific site, and much in which to be proud.

Posted by: toddZ | Dec 1, 2006 6:40:41 PM

looks like that warehouse full of bangledeshi workers your paying 18c an hour to view your site is paying off

Posted by: SINGER | Dec 1, 2006 7:25:00 PM

And to get those hits, you don't even have to put up any pics of Bianna Golodryga!

Posted by: muckdog | Dec 1, 2006 8:06:53 PM

How many come here seeking an answer to when the economy will eventually tank? I know of one.

Perhaps its Bears seeking Bears doing the traffic increase for you.

Back to the topic, you do post some timely and relavent stuff here. At an average of 3 posts a day, you're investing quite a bit of time in this. Keep up the good posts, make an Amazon portal, and get some pay for it.

Thanks for the good work.

Posted by: Rich_Lather | Dec 1, 2006 9:10:43 PM

Dollar down, oil going up, economy weakening, inflation still a problem, and yet long term rates are going down and the housing stocks are rallying, really strange. It looks like housing is sadly the most important component of our economy and nominal growth at any cost is the objective. If so, the debt peddlers should be very busy making money.

Posted by: Teddy | Dec 1, 2006 10:25:29 PM

Congratulations of the traffic flow-- very well deserved, indeed. After listening to (or trying to block out) the constant spin & pumping on CNBC everyday, it's refreshing to read your analysis & selected data points.

My father was in the business for a long time, and liked to say that only salesman and pompous douche bags went on financial television: you, sir, are a big exception. If the over-enthusiatic and dumb have Cramer, I'd like to think that the calm and skeptical have Ritholtz.

Have a great weekend.

Posted by: J. Bridges | Dec 1, 2006 11:27:05 PM

Bravo Barry!

Seems like mostly lookie-lew's, viewing without commenting, thank goodness. I wonder how much of that traffic is spiders and robots?

I see you have this on your robots.txt page-

http://www.typepad.com/robots.txt

User-agent: *
Disallow: /t/trackback
Disallow: /t/comments
Disallow: /t/stats
Disallow: /t/app

# weird MSIE thing that keeps hammering
User-agent: Active Cache Request
Disallow: *

Keep up the excellent work, I hit your blog several times a day!

Posted by: Alan Greenspend | Dec 2, 2006 12:33:11 AM

Way to go Barry!

You are living proof that the public will support those who aren't afraid to tell it like it is. If only the MSM would have the courage to go in that direction we could have a truly free and truthful media again.

One way or another it will continue to happen because the public will continue to move away from the MSM if they don't get their act together. Let the truth be free!

Posted by: DavidB | Dec 2, 2006 9:34:57 AM

Is the chart showing signs of topping out?!?

(I'm kidding. I've actually tried to help out- a colleague asked for the best economic blogs on the internet and I forwarded yours. Wouldn't be surprised if all the residents on the reservation here soon aren't stopping by for visits on a regular basis...)

Posted by: Chief Tomahawk | Dec 2, 2006 9:51:29 AM

BRAVISSIMO BARRY!

One capitalistic suggestion: Monetize and profit from this traffic by adding some Google/Yahoo/MSN pay-per-click ads. Each of us would click a couple of ads every time we visit the blog and you would be rewarded for your excellent work.

Posted by: V L | Dec 2, 2006 9:56:59 AM

Is the chart showing signs of topping out?!?

my thoughts exactly. the "stabilization" of bigpicture readership is upon us.

Posted by: j d ess | Dec 2, 2006 9:58:47 AM

Keepin' it real Barry.Thank you.

Posted by: tomorrowisforever | Dec 3, 2006 12:24:03 PM

Barry. Great website! I've been a regular reader for almost a year now.. You're truly the guru!

Posted by: Sajal | Dec 3, 2006 8:22:40 PM

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