Drew Horn

Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News

You must admit, the whole thing gets to be more complex and interesting daily. It reminds me of the fellow on a street corner with a pea and walnut shells. He shows you exactly what he is doing, you understand it because what you see reinforces his claims, but ----- do you really see? Do you think you know? Do his actions move faster than your mind can comprehend?

Banks "too big to fail" take billions one day and give them back the next. Insurance companies (too big to fail) sell policies but have little or no reserves to pay claims but continue to sell "insurance". Mortgage borrowers & lenders commit fraud and tip the worlds economy into panic, and are then encouraged to use a future unearned tax credit for a down payment on the next house and mortgage.

The most interesting thing about this street corner game is that the fellow with the shells and pea is the president of the United States. And the people continue to watch and play his game!

Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News

You must admit, the whole thing gets to be more complex and interesting daily. It reminds me of the fellow on a street corner with a pea and walnut shells. He shows you exactly what he is doing, you understand it because what you see reinforces his claims, but ----- do you really see? Do you think you know? Do his actions move faster than your mind can comprehend?

Banks "too big to fail" take billions one day and give them back the next. Insurance companies (too big to fail) sell policies but have little or no reserves to pay claims but continue to sell "insurance". Mortgage borrowers & lenders commit fraud and tip the worlds economy into panic, and are then encouraged to use a future unearned tax credit for a down payment on the next house and mortgage.

The most interesting thing about this street corner game is that the fellow with the shells and pea is the president of the United States. And the people continue to watch and play his game!

Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News

You must admit, the whole thing gets to be more complex and interesting daily. It reminds me of the fellow on a street corner with a pea and walnut shells. He shows you exactly what he is doing, you understand it because what you see reinforces his claims, but ----- do you really see? Do you think you know? Do his actions move faster than your mind can comprehend?

Banks "too big to fail" take billions one day and give them back the next. Insurance companies (too big to fail) sell policies but have little or no reserves to pay claims but continue to sell "insurance". Mortgage borrowers & lenders commit fraud and tip the worlds economy into panic, and are then encouraged to use a future unearned tax credit for a down payment on the next house and mortgage.

The most interesting thing about this street corner game is that the fellow with the shells and pea is the president of the United States. And the people continue to watch and play his game!