More on Capital Ratios of U.S. Banks [View article]
bbro - Your comment is incomprehensible, I suggest you proofread your posts or try to do a better job of putting your thoughts into words. Sorry, it strikes me as gibberish.
Thanks,
On Aug 02 03:17 PM bbro wrote:
> This article is a joke....it takes one piece of data to point out > a shortfall > no discussion of loan loss reserves to total loans or pre provision > > earnings power which is basically income statement capital.....plus > > you add the big If which if the economy worsens...you might as well > > add if the economy gers better....
Tudor Investment Takes New Positions in Financials, Among Others [View article]
Looks like they picked some losers and dumped them at the bottom. Then they turned around and bought another batch of losers. Well, there are some winners in there but sheesh, it looks a bit like shotgun trading....?
U.S. Big Banks: Survival of the Simplest [View article]
Good article Mr. Hutchinson, it's refreshing to read your alternative suggestions of where the banking sector could be headed as opposed to others who demand their ideas be implemented. Wonderful style, logical, and unconvoluted.
Citigroup: The Death of Buy-and-Hold Investing? [View article]
This is quickly becoming a NINJA global economy. We'll be lucky to see only double digit unemployment judging by the rapid rate of economic deterioration we're witnessing. Already, California has double digit unemployment and the impact from the global slowdown has only just begun.
We'll be lower tomorrow and again the next day, I don't see many positive indicators on the horizon. Perhaps greed is now short the market, which could possibly bring about a quicker end to this nightmare.
The laws of free markets apply only to those who are subject to risk. The entire banking industry and US congress have isolated themselves from risk at the expense of the world economy for many years now. They have given away the contents of American wealth, while managing to turn the world against them, including the American people. These men (and women) refuse to admit what happened and take corrective action because they themselves are so corrupt and arrogant, they cannot acknowledge even to themselves their mistakes. They will pursue the same agenda until at some point, the entire economy either collapses and falls to some other form of regime. History always repeats itself.
More on Capital Ratios of U.S. Banks [View article]
Thanks,
On Aug 02 03:17 PM bbro wrote:
> This article is a joke....it takes one piece of data to point out
> a shortfall
> no discussion of loan loss reserves to total loans or pre provision
>
> earnings power which is basically income statement capital.....plus
>
> you add the big If which if the economy worsens...you might as well
>
> add if the economy gers better....
Tudor Investment Takes New Positions in Financials, Among Others [View article]
U.S. Big Banks: Survival of the Simplest [View article]
Thank you!
Citigroup: The Death of Buy-and-Hold Investing? [View article]
We'll be lower tomorrow and again the next day, I don't see many positive indicators on the horizon. Perhaps greed is now short the market, which could possibly bring about a quicker end to this nightmare.
Mr. Market Has Spoken [View article]
The Obama Inauguration Rally Begins [View article]