Donald Trump's run for president is over, but he's still not above taking jabs at the Obama administration. His latest stunt: accepting gold bars in lieu of deposit for one of his properties. "It's a sad day when a large property owner starts accepting gold instead of the dollar," Trump remarks. [View news story]
come on warrenrial, do you think before you comment?
Donald Trump's run for president is over, but he's still not above taking jabs at the Obama administration. His latest stunt: accepting gold bars in lieu of deposit for one of his properties. "It's a sad day when a large property owner starts accepting gold instead of the dollar," Trump remarks. [View news story]
The jobs bill is not even close to the same thing as the stimulus! Not in the way funding is distributed OR in the way it will be paid for. We have ALL learned from the 2009 stimulus, this jobs bill will be much better. I'll admit its a bit nerve racking, but he's no snake oil salesman.
Donald Trump's run for president is over, but he's still not above taking jabs at the Obama administration. His latest stunt: accepting gold bars in lieu of deposit for one of his properties. "It's a sad day when a large property owner starts accepting gold instead of the dollar," Trump remarks. [View news story]
Donald Trump's run for president is over, but he's still not above taking jabs at the Obama administration. His latest stunt: accepting gold bars in lieu of deposit for one of his properties. "It's a sad day when a large property owner starts accepting gold instead of the dollar," Trump remarks. [View news story]
Donald Trump's run for president is over, but he's still not above taking jabs at the Obama administration. His latest stunt: accepting gold bars in lieu of deposit for one of his properties. "It's a sad day when a large property owner starts accepting gold instead of the dollar," Trump remarks. [View news story]
Donald Trump's run for president is over, but he's still not above taking jabs at the Obama administration. His latest stunt: accepting gold bars in lieu of deposit for one of his properties. "It's a sad day when a large property owner starts accepting gold instead of the dollar," Trump remarks. [View news story]
trump is proof that any old ignoranus can make a fortune in America.. keep taking shots at our president.. it only makes him look better!
The FT reports sources as saying Facebook is planning an IPO , but not until late 2012. CEO Mark Zuckerberg is said to prefer to wait until then to keep employees focused on product development rather than payouts, a view shared by an early and prominent investor, Peter Thiel. [View news story]
Today In Commodities: Stocks Surge, But ... [View article]
Hey Moon, i think stocks are hovering around a value point, waiting for good news to give investors a reason to go to town -- thats never good for gold in the short term. i do admit though, GLL calls are in the high risk folder. extra long term? im after physical gold.
Also, you may want to check out my article about ATX Inc.. a company who produces substrates for companies like TQNT and AVGO seekingalpha.com/artic...
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Donald Trump's run for president is over, but he's still not above taking jabs at the Obama administration. His latest stunt: accepting gold bars in lieu of deposit for one of his properties. "It's a sad day when a large property owner starts accepting gold instead of the dollar," Trump remarks. [View news story]
Donald Trump's run for president is over, but he's still not above taking jabs at the Obama administration. His latest stunt: accepting gold bars in lieu of deposit for one of his properties. "It's a sad day when a large property owner starts accepting gold instead of the dollar," Trump remarks. [View news story]
Donald Trump's run for president is over, but he's still not above taking jabs at the Obama administration. His latest stunt: accepting gold bars in lieu of deposit for one of his properties. "It's a sad day when a large property owner starts accepting gold instead of the dollar," Trump remarks. [View news story]
Donald Trump's run for president is over, but he's still not above taking jabs at the Obama administration. His latest stunt: accepting gold bars in lieu of deposit for one of his properties. "It's a sad day when a large property owner starts accepting gold instead of the dollar," Trump remarks. [View news story]
Donald Trump's run for president is over, but he's still not above taking jabs at the Obama administration. His latest stunt: accepting gold bars in lieu of deposit for one of his properties. "It's a sad day when a large property owner starts accepting gold instead of the dollar," Trump remarks. [View news story]
Donald Trump's run for president is over, but he's still not above taking jabs at the Obama administration. His latest stunt: accepting gold bars in lieu of deposit for one of his properties. "It's a sad day when a large property owner starts accepting gold instead of the dollar," Trump remarks. [View news story]
The FT reports sources as saying Facebook is planning an IPO , but not until late 2012. CEO Mark Zuckerberg is said to prefer to wait until then to keep employees focused on product development rather than payouts, a view shared by an early and prominent investor, Peter Thiel. [View news story]
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Today In Commodities: Stocks Surge, But ... [View article]
Today In Commodities: Stocks Surge, But ... [View article]
And now stocks are perfectly poised for a letdown. Two bad Greek banks merge into one bigger bad Greek bank? Consumer spending boosted by increased government transfer payments? Bank of America (BAC) and Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) among the leaders? And on one of the year's thinnest-volume days? The basis of a new rally? Oh please... [View news story]
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Earnings Previews: Trina Solar, Avago Technologies Report Q2 Results Tuesday [View article]
Do you see Avago's litigation expenses from the dispute with Triquint Semiconductor hurting the balance sheet?
And now stocks are perfectly poised for a letdown. Two bad Greek banks merge into one bigger bad Greek bank? Consumer spending boosted by increased government transfer payments? Bank of America (BAC) and Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) among the leaders? And on one of the year's thinnest-volume days? The basis of a new rally? Oh please... [View news story]