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Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
On Nov 16 09:34 AM Kolk Abuk wrote:
> GE's planned 50-50 joint venture with Aviation Industry Corporation
> (AVIC) of China illustrates a fundamental leverage that finance has
> over good sense where national interests are concerned. From AVIC's
> own website here:
>
> www.avic.com.cn/EN/cop...
>
> "China Aviation Industry Corporation (AVIC) is an ultra large state-owned
> enterprise and an investment institution, authorized and managed
> by the Central People’s Government...
>
> AVIC develops in series fighter, fighter bomber, bomber, transport,
> trainer, reconnaissance aircraft, helicopter, attack aircraft, general
> aviation aircraft, UAV, etc. It also develops engines and missiles,
> such as turboprop engines, turbo-shaft engines, turbojets, turbofans,
> air-to-air missiles, air-to-surface missiles and ground-to-air missiles.
> It develops and builds brand aircraft including J-10, FBC-1, FC-1,
> L-15, JL-9, etc., brand engines such as Taihang, Qinling, Kunlun,
> etc. It provides advanced aviation-weaponry to Chinese military forces."
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
On Nov 16 09:46 AM Dave M. wrote:
> Go witness the outrage (message boards set up) of the Delphi non-union
> employees who had their pensions slashed while the unionized employees
> did not. That's Obama filling the pockets of certain Americans in
> a discriminatory fashion. Hope and change on a selective basis. Makes
> me sick.
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
* Thomas Hoenig gets it.
* Let GM/Opel fail!! No American tax $$ to Opel!!!
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
If you believe you can do better...that public companies are filled with bloat...start up your own company!
It's one thing to complain about salaries at those which took tax money, but don't get started capping pay at other companies. That's a very wrong road to go down. If you are an "underling" thinking you are underpaid...DO SOMETHING about it. Are you no longer free? Have no ambition? This is what drives our economy: freedom. Jealousy-induced artificial pay-capping only serves to remove one layer of freedom.
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Furthermore, its not just about gross earnings, but taxable income -- expect 401K contributions to be maxed out, thereby decreasing tax revenues. And someone, somewhere is going to have to pick up the slack -- enter the middle class. You seriously think that won't happen? Just remember, the middle class aren't as savvy regarding tax implications and don't have resources as the wealthy to know how to maximize take-home pay and overall earnings.
On Mar 04 09:29 AM xsellside wrote:
> Three - That ABC article yesterday about how people making over $250k
> are trying to reduce their income is the exception, not the rule.
> Regardless of the top incremental tax rate, I'm going to continue
> to work as hard as ever to improve my family's standard of living.
> I suspect most people that are still aspiring (and perspiring) to
> make over $250k will, too.
>
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On Jan 15 08:50 AM irishman032000 wrote:
> I believe that 7200 may be couple hundred too high. The will be a
> 15-25% drop in housing prices, a 30% drop in oil, unemployment will
> reach double digits. The worst is still ahead the only bright spot
> will be the dollar. There will be an investment vacuum like we have
> not seen in our life yet to come.
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@JonT & TomB: Again, ABSOLUTELY! MSFT is DIW. Server rooms are going Linux...there goes your enterprise OS $. Consumer is DIW. OpenOffice = no need for MS Office in these economic conditions. I see little reason to expect much from MSFT for at least several years!
I'm going with some yields: ED, INTC (for the long haul - it will suffer from the short-term consumer dip like MSFT, but has much better product & strategy!), NLY (benefits from steep yield curve & declining LIBOR...& the Feds are backstopping the mortgage debt. Currently yielding 18%...what's not to like?), KO (declining commodity prices, still growing abroad & continued expansion in non-carbonated segment).
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I believe AAPL will surprise substantially in the next 2 Qs -- simply because of the global expansion of the iPhone.
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