Unemployment Has Become a Leading Indicator [View article]
Rather than giving all the money to the banks they should be setting up the old CCC camps. Paid the workers a good wage plus benefits. This would get the economy moving again for sure.
The banks are just holding the money and collecting their 3.5 from you and me. It really sucks!
Of the $53.6B in aid being distributed to states, $8.8B comes with relatively few strings attached. States plan to use around half of that to bridge budget deficits, showing just how serious states' financial troubles have become. [View news story]
It seems to me that all we are doing is putting off JUDGMENT DAY. The states will not take any serious action until the money runs out,in the mean time it will be business as usual.
Former IBM CEO Louis Gerstner urges regulators to shut down the Wall Street casino by taxing daytrading gains by 80%. Six-months later, it should be 60%. And five-year gains should be tax free, he says. (via) That's one way to bring back buy-and-hold in a hurry.[View news story]
One more reason that we have "black swans " occurring People like, Louis Gerstner, who should know better just don't get it,yet are given power and money to bungle up the world.
A Bright Morning for Corning - Barron's
[View article]
Barron's once again has roped in the unwary,down another 1.24 today!
On Apr 06 09:50 AM Larrysyr wrote:
> Corning also has a hand in the diesel catalytic converter market. > I've been impressed with how they are constantly looking for new > applications for glass and ceramic technology. The LCD market will > carry them for now, with the new fiber pitching in. Long term, I > expect they'll come up with yet more useful materials. > > They also have experience surviving the dot-com crash and coming > up with a new winner afterwards. Combine that with a solid balance > sheet and attractive P/E, what's not to like?
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Latest | Highest ratedMarc Faber: ‘Gold a Bargain Compared to S&P500′ [View article]
Just like stocks alot of you will be left at the top of the market
wondering what happen.
Unemployment Has Become a Leading Indicator [View article]
up the old CCC camps. Paid the workers a good wage plus
benefits. This would get the economy moving again for sure.
The banks are just holding the money and collecting their
3.5 from you and me. It really sucks!
Harvest Energy: East vs. West in Terms of Oil [View article]
ETFConnect Is No More [View article]
dumbing down of america continues.
'Bad Money' by Kevin Phillips: A Terrific Primer on Today's Issues [View article]
be time for an update.
Review: Mariusz Skonieczny's 'Why Are We So Clueless About the Stock Market?' [View article]
We have all become daytraders, trying to not get burned by the
cooks that now inhabit corporate america
3 Portfolios for a Steady Cash Flow [View article]
The yields are gone and so is the trust.
Of the $53.6B in aid being distributed to states, $8.8B comes with relatively few strings attached. States plan to use around half of that to bridge budget deficits, showing just how serious states' financial troubles have become. [View news story]
The states will not take any serious action until the money runs
out,in the mean time it will be business as usual.
Former IBM CEO Louis Gerstner urges regulators to shut down the Wall Street casino by taxing daytrading gains by 80%. Six-months later, it should be 60%. And five-year gains should be tax free, he says. (via) That's one way to bring back buy-and-hold in a hurry. [View news story]
People like, Louis Gerstner, who should know better just don't
get it,yet are given power and money to bungle up the world.
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
changed? disappointed.
Stocks to Help You Avoid the 7 Deadly Sins of Income Investors [View article]
A Bright Morning for Corning - Barron's [View article]
today!
On Apr 06 09:50 AM Larrysyr wrote:
> Corning also has a hand in the diesel catalytic converter market.
> I've been impressed with how they are constantly looking for new
> applications for glass and ceramic technology. The LCD market will
> carry them for now, with the new fiber pitching in. Long term, I
> expect they'll come up with yet more useful materials.
>
> They also have experience surviving the dot-com crash and coming
> up with a new winner afterwards. Combine that with a solid balance
> sheet and attractive P/E, what's not to like?
Beaten Down Natural Gas Likely to Stay Down, Making Producers a Short [View article]
Tom Daschle withdraws nomination to be Secretary of Health and Human Services. (WSJ) [View news story]
On Feb 03 12:59 PM ontarian wrote:
> he should resign his senate seat as well and drop out of public service
How to Construct a Deflation Proof Portfolio [View article]