Hemispherx Biopharma Could Become a Nice Rebound Story [View article]
HEB is basically run by crooks, similar to Cell-Sci. They've been trying to find something, anything to use Ampligen as a treatment for without success, for years.
At least some one had the good sense to bail out CIT Group (CIT): The administration "took a tremendous risk by allowing CIT to head toward the door. It is lucky that CIT had one last chance to stay alive. The economic recovery might not have survived its demise." [View news story]
“Now, people when I say that look at me and say, ‘What are you talking about, Joe? You’re telling me we have to go spend money to keep from going bankrupt?...The answer is yes, that's what I’m telling you." And he is exactly right but its a little complicated for the Idiocracy.
In a presentation before the House, Geithner advisor Gene Sperling advocates stern scrutiny of executive pay packages and their role in the crisis: "Much of the damage caused by this crisis occurred when people were able to capture excessive and immediate gains without their compensation reflecting the long-term risks they were imposing on their companies, their shareholders, and ultimately, the economy as a whole." [View news story]
"I am shocked that Americans are not waking up to reality to see the path we are moving towards, but then again every day I look around on the train to see who makes up the population and everything becomes more clear. " Thats what the holocaust shooter said.
Morgan Stanley: Not Out of the Woods [View article]
Your previous articles on MS were completely and totally wrong ("My guess is that at some point over the weekend, Hank Paulson will announce that he's using his new authorities under the TARP to effectively nationalize Morgan Stanley") and I have no doubt this one is equally incorrect. Who's paying you to write this crap?
It doesn't gut anything, the market makers have to be able to short to offset writing puts. England made the same exception. What this does do do is prevent parasitic short sellers from destroying perfectly good companies. The government did exactly the right thing. Christopher Cox is far from stupid. He has an an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School and a J.D. from Harvard Law School, where he was an Editor of the Harvard Law Review.
Yes, I'm a Socialist, but the shorts were beginning to actually destroy this country. When they went after Lehman and Bear Sterns , fine, whatever. But then they began to target GS and MS , perfectly fine companies, like sharks in a feeding frenzy. I found it interesting to find out what the true value of these companies was on Fri when the shorts got put in their place.
Keep up the good work Phil. "Kudlow " OMG he actually blames the housing crisis on the Community Reinvestment Act. What a right-wing moron. I'm surprised his logo isn't an eagle flying with a bunch of hundreds clutched in it's talons.
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At least some one had the good sense to bail out CIT Group (CIT): The administration "took a tremendous risk by allowing CIT to head toward the door. It is lucky that CIT had one last chance to stay alive. The economic recovery might not have survived its demise." [View news story]
And he is exactly right but its a little complicated for the Idiocracy.
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In a presentation before the House, Geithner advisor Gene Sperling advocates stern scrutiny of executive pay packages and their role in the crisis: "Much of the damage caused by this crisis occurred when people were able to capture excessive and immediate gains without their compensation reflecting the long-term risks they were imposing on their companies, their shareholders, and ultimately, the economy as a whole." [View news story]
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1. Using the word "moron" or some variation thereof
2. Spelling the word "losing" as "loosing"
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Christopher Cox is far from stupid. He has an an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School and a J.D. from Harvard Law School, where he was an Editor of the Harvard Law Review.
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