Too Big to Fail Banks: Greenspan Says 'Break 'Em Up'. What Are the Chances? [View article]
Where is Teddy Roosevelt, and his big stick? The US needs a leader, not another reality show. How many times does Goldman Sachs have to cause financial crisis before they are shut down like Teddy did with JP Morgan?
Buffet only buys great business's. So as he has said if all of his holdings fall by 50% he will be happy because he can buy more cheaply, because they are good companies and will rise someday.
This is his long term philosophy, is it for everyone, no, but that is what you get when he buys a stock.
Herd Mentality Is Behind the Gains in the Markets [View article]
does anyone really see things getting better fast? Or to the extent of a 40-50% rally? And do not ALL serious recessions/depressions cycles include multiple 30-50% rally's with subsequent significant pull backs?
Dividend Aristocrats Will Continue to Outperform [View article]
Dividends offer, somewhat, of a hedge against the thieving, lying collusion of American CEO's and their boards of directors who believe that THEY OWN the company, not shareholders. They can't lie (as much) when they have to pay a dividend.
Compensation Caps Will Drive Away Talent? To Where? [View article]
You must be one of those fat cat executives. They don't do anything but go to lunch, have a couple of meetings then to the spa. And if the really screw up they have a golden parachute. What man is worth over 1 million dollars a year?
They along with the boards of directors are STEALING from shareholders.
Banks Under Attack Again, But the Blame Is Not Theirs Alone [View article]
If you are a banker you are supposed to be smart, right? And if you lend money to someone who cannot pay back that is not very smart, right? Actually negligent. So I think that bankers who take investors money and lend to people who cannot pay back that money are criminally negligent. And should suffer either personal fines or incarceration. Why is there not an outcry for this. These people should suffer. I guess it is because the watchdogs that are supposed to be on our side, Dodd and Frank, are sleeping with the enemy.
Too Big to Fail Banks: Greenspan Says 'Break 'Em Up'. What Are the Chances? [View article]
How many times does Goldman Sachs have to cause financial crisis before they are shut down like Teddy did with JP Morgan?
On Picking the Right Pundits [View article]
This is his long term philosophy, is it for everyone, no, but that is what you get when he buys a stock.
Herd Mentality Is Behind the Gains in the Markets [View article]
And do not ALL serious recessions/depressions cycles include multiple 30-50% rally's with subsequent significant pull backs?
Dividend Aristocrats Will Continue to Outperform [View article]
They can't lie (as much) when they have to pay a dividend.
Mark-to-Profit: Why I No Longer Hate Banks [View article]
Compensation Caps Will Drive Away Talent? To Where? [View article]
They along with the boards of directors are STEALING from shareholders.
Banks Under Attack Again, But the Blame Is Not Theirs Alone [View article]
And if you lend money to someone who cannot pay back that is not very smart, right? Actually negligent.
So I think that bankers who take investors money and lend to people who cannot pay back that money are criminally negligent. And should suffer either personal fines or incarceration.
Why is there not an outcry for this. These people should suffer. I guess it is because the watchdogs that are supposed to be on our side, Dodd and Frank, are sleeping with the enemy.