Kofi Bofah

Wall Street Is Short Barack Obama

You are referencing a poem I wrote comparing Money to a Woman.

For the Love of Money:

onyxinvestments.blogsp...

www.associatedcontent....

Cool...
On Mar 06 01:19 PM raytayzmd wrote:

> ..."...recent Business Week poll of anonymous voters indicates that
> 42% of respondents blame Obama for mismanagement of the economy."...uhhh,
> the guy's been in office hardly a month and they're doing polls on
> how his management?...let's see, if I put you in a rowboat and dropped
> you in the middle of a tsunami, how well do you think you would do?..."The
> Wall Street voting bloc is alarmed by the prospect of higher taxes..."...that's
> where you should have stopped...if all those expenditures you mentioned
> served to enrich Wall Streeters at the expense of Main Street, no
> doubt their roar of approval would be deafening...and WTF is this
> from your website:
>
> "...Do you pine for me - the way I pine for you? Please. Please,
> say Yes...
> No.
> You are a ho.
> I hear the stories - but I don't believe them. Nope. Not my Green
> Eyes. Not, Miss Precious. How could my sweet, delicate flower do
> this to me? How could she treat me..."
>
> ...ooooookaaay -- I hope you'll pardon me if I don't seek your investment
> advice.

U.S. Bleeding Jobs; Wall Street Doesn't Seem to Mind

The article has double entendre.

Yes, The Street has ignored the problem and markets eventually collapsed upon themselves.

However At this low point - the information may have already been discounted. Hence, the reason behind the two-day rally. The report detailed information that had already been apparent.

The Shallowest Generation

Such a scathing critique.

I think that you actually penned that the government bureaucracy contributes nothing?

Excellent article though. Most of your points are well-documented; but I would not reason that the fall of America has begun. The U.S. is extraordinarily resilient.

The Dow Adds Kraft

The Kraft pick is indeed, odd.

Conoco Phillips is a no-go; because of Chevron and Exxon.

Also, remember that Altria spun off Kraft and Philip Morris International. Altria was delisted after the PM spinoff. AIG folding may have been a lazy excuse to return a piece of this old conglomerate to the Dow 30.

Fear Goes Hand in Hand with Drama

Dollar cost average into weakness.

Cash reserves may be ravaged by inflation. Central banks are printing currency, worldwide.

Financials are consolidating, and the survivors will be highly profitable following this turbulence.