herbert hoover

Why the Stock Market Should Crash

Just becasue I don't know when he's gonna run off the road doesn't mean I'm going to get into a car with a drunk driver who speeds incessently and doesn't have brakes.


On Nov 16 01:46 PM CoverIsBetter wrote:

> "bricki" is right.. These death forecasts are useless if you cannot
> say when.
>
> When has the housing market ever not been skewed by government involvement?
> Ever hear of the Community Reinvestment Act? People need to grow
> up and realize we have never had a perfectly competitive, government
> free economy.
>
> "Patterns repeat themselves, until they don't". - somebody

Why the Stock Market Should Crash

There's no way anyone can invest in these markets unless they are naive, delusional or have more money than brains. if this market goes up another ten percent, the DJ is at 12000! With these fundamentals, that's insane

The Road to Economic Hell

"If we don't have a conservative uprising in 2010, we are doomed."

LOL - that's what we were supposed to have from 2000 - 2008. No one watched that fool so now we have a natural reaction to that excess. Obama is no more a socialist than Bush was a fascist. Bitch and moan all you want, Your lack of concern over that moron in the White House caused the current administration

Last Thursday Was the Bottom - It's Time to Get Back in

According to the author, "we've hit bottom" - again. This is the third time in less than two months we've done that. Why do I think that we'll be seeing another "we've hit bottom" article sometime in January???????????

Should We Really Bail Out the Big Three Automakers with $73.20 Per Hour Labor?

Just out of curiosity - How much per hour do the guys at AIG make? Oh, I forgot, AIG is a friend of Paulson's, so that's OK.

Elizabeth Warren: The End of the Middle Class

Fuck the middle class! Wall Street needs bonuses

Sources say the Fed has been surprising banks (with the notable exception of Goldman Sachs (GS)) by demanding they raise more cash than suggested by the stress-test results.

GS is exempt because they own the Fed

Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News

It doesn't look like we get jobs by shovelling money at big corporations either.


On Jun 23 08:34 AM ScroogeMcduck wrote:

> You dont get more jobs by attacking big corporations.

A CNBC interview of Rep. Barney Frank turns into a train wreck after Frank and CNBC's Mark Haines can't stop talking long enough to listen. Are these two related?

It's not just Mark Haines - it's everyone on CNBC!!!! Those idiots can't even wait for a response before they jump all over someone asking another, unrelated question. I can't even watch that dreck anymore.

JPMorgan Chase: Poisoned by Bear's 5,000 Counterparties

The Ponzi scheme begins to unwind. Coming next: Bernie Madoff to head the Federal Reserve Bank

The Economy Can't Be That Bad if Thousands Can Pay $100 for a Ballgame

Perhaps the stands were filled with Wall Street employees. After all, we know that government pays well. Where else can you get to keep all the profits but have the taxpayers pick up your losses?

U.S. Markets Propped Up by Delirious Toxicity

If the author is a loon what would you call the morons who own stock in BAC who actually drove up the stock price after their holdings were diluted another $40 billion last night? Freaking hilarious.


On May 20 07:21 AM wobatus wrote:

> Disclosure: author is a major loon.

Rising Number of Renters Could Spell Trouble for Consumer Price Index

Rents are falling and foreclosures are rising. The number of households is falling with children moving back to their parents and elderly moving back in with their children. We soon will see more three generation families living together than at anytime since the 1930s.

Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News

Where the hell have you been? This market has been driven by rumor, lies and innuendo for the last two years!


On Apr 21 08:02 AM PNG wrote:

> If there was a false rumor, by individuals on their own or someone
> working in a "fund" about the stress tests for the purpose of driving down the stocks they should be found out ,prosecuted, and never to
> be able to trade in stocks, securities, currency or commodoties again.

"Leaked" stress test results show 16 of the nation's top 19 banks are already technically insolvent - any two of which could take down the FDIC. Update: Treasury says it doesn't even have the results yet, which Karl Denninger calls a lie. Zero Hedge, and others, question the veracity of the leak and its source's agenda.

I had no idea that there were three solvent banks! That's amazing.