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Good News for Ford: People Won't Buy Cars from Doomed Companies - J.D. Power

Go Ford!!!

Why Geithner's Executive Compensation Restrictions Are Effective Policy

Good article and good comments. Thanks SA.

Soros Bets on Ford, AT&T, Wal-Mart, Home Improvement

Go Ford!!

Buffett and Gates at Columbia – The Markets Have Bottomed!

The crux of Buffett's comments was that the long term fundamentals of the economy were still intact, despite all the problems over the past year, and that the students' future is bright. He wasn't talking to a group of traders. I doubt he has much to say that that group would find informative. Buffett is not the guy to ask if you want to know where the market or a particular stock will be in two weeks. Watch CNBC and pray.
Of course, there are problems, such as financial reform and the long term deficit, that have to be dealt with in a reasonable way. Nevertheless, I'd rather face these problems than the problems confronting young folks a generation or two ago.

Oh, So Now There Are No Green Shoots?

I use to watch and listen to CNBC quite a bit, but now I mostly watch the ticker but mute the sound. If I'm at home I can get Bloomberg on digital cable. Bloomberg is a little boring, but much better at reporting the news without all the other b.s. CNBC's evening shows are a mess. If I wanted to watch the stuff Kudlow and Kneale put out, I'd just tune in Fox News and watch O'Reilly and Hannity. I don't see much difference, it's mostly politics.