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Six Signs Economy Is Turning the Corner [View article]
Let me give you another hint. The trend for the markets and the economy is still down. This is but a monster sucker's rally within the broader meltdown but within 2-3 months the meltdown will resume. Elliott wave followers call this rally Primary 2 and they predicted it would happen in advance and then called the start of it nearly to the day. Folks like Prechter said it would be the biggest rally of the meltdown yet and that it would fool many sheeple into believing the meltdown was over. In reading your post I guess he was right again.
After Primary 2 ends will come Primary 3 - a massive collapse which will lead to lower lows. It will occur because the debt that has already gone bad and yet has been hidden on bank balance sheets will begin to stink so badly that no amount of kitty litter will cover it up. Once the stench becomes unmaskable then the truth will come out and it will crash the system. Again, the debt is already bad its just that accounting tricks have been allowed to cover it up and kick the can down the road. But you can't fool all the sheeple all the time and sheeple are beginning to awaken.
Just remember back to the crash of 29-32 and all the times that people thought it was bottoming and turning around. Each time they were wrong.
Welcome to the great depression of 2009.
Goldman's Success: Put Down Those Pitchforks [View article]
So normal is where banks should make outsized profits for producing nothing of value for the economy while handing us all outsized risk that is guaranteed to blow up in our faces some day. Is that what you are saying?
People like you do not know what a real economy is supposed to look like and thus you think this is normal. The 50s were a real economy and banking was a 3-5% dividend business. They were not superstars. They were stodgy and glassy eyed and careful and conservative. Now we have been sheeplized to believe that cowboy banking is normal.
This will end badly because there are too many people like you that have not one clue as to what is right and sustainable and what is wrong and guaranteed to blow up in our faces.
Paying the AIG Bonuses - The Alternative Is Worse [View article]
American taxpayer makes money in the unwind=no jail
For every billion that the American tax payer has to eat in this, 1 year in the slam, no chance of parole.
How much more incentive would they need?
The IBM Industrial Average [View article]
AIG Gets the Scarlet Letter [View article]
S&P 500 Financials - Best and Worst of the Week [View article]
So, when the big losers of the week hit their support, cover them and then short the big winners of the last week when they start to falter. Example: is MBI really any better today than when it hit $4? Of course, not, it's actually closer to death. So why did it skyrocket to 16 and then come back down to $12? Is is "recovering"? Of course not, its just short covering that has run its course. Everyone and their dog was short that crap and now it is time to short it again since the herd of locusts has moved on. When the herd comes back, cover the short.
Well, maybe you don't have to this time b/c MBI is likely going to BK.
Attention Locusts: The Party Is Moving to Merrill and AIG [View article]
Did you really think the Ponzi scheme would last forever?
AIG's Long Awaited Shake-Up Arrives [View article]
Now, look at the chart. You can see how AIG suddenly went into overdrive some years back due to leverage. That makes it a mania chart. Manias always end up lower than where they started. Watch in shock and awe as AIG continues to tank down into the low 20s and then into the teens.
Without the leverage it's simply not the same company.