The Financial Power Elite May Not Bounce Back [View article]
aig was the fall guy to pay off bets in full. What a joke. The financial oligarchs always talk about free markets in public but take socialized taxpayer provided welfare behind closed doors
The Honeymoon Is Over: Gauging the Market with an Obama Presidency [View article]
" suspension of any campaign promises to raise capital gains is absolutely necessary in a time of great economic crisis. If you want to shear a sheep, you better feed it and allow it to grow first. Wall Street is starving for stability and news of real encouragement to create an underlying bid in the market. Any potential tax raising is detrimental to economic recovery.
While the future of Main Street and Wall Street are inexorably tied like a perpetual loop, punitive decision making such as taxes will only curtail private capital injections and increase the liability of government bailouts to maintain liquidity in the markets and underlying economies of the world."
That was a positive panel of economists we saw in yesterdays conference. I think with a jump in the market they know that Obama is not out to ruin the stock market and will most likely be a moderate when it comes to our economy.
But as quoted if you want to shear that sheep you better feed the street first and give them want they want or there wont be any taxes to tax back!
What If Warren Buffett Is Wrong About the Markets? [View article]
Yeah, what if Buffett is just telling people to buy to shore up his own positions. Even buffett doesn't have enough cash reserves to buy the entire S&P
The $700 Billion Disconnect: Lost in Translation [View article]
Jim Rogers? I like Jim Rogers but this guy has profited on a major bet in commodities--which means he was betting against the u.s. dollar and rise inflation. Didn't he and Soros actually collaborate in a currency scam against the British Banks?
Not to mention, he moved outside of the U.S. so if he doesn't like it so much why should anyone listen to his opinion?
Don't Be Fooled - Short Selling Restrictions Do Work [View article]
My my my this is really truthful about short selling. Uptick is a sham when it comes to decimals.
Ban short selling all the way. Look how orderly the markets have been like this author stated, not volatile. Yeah, down, but not crazy selling pressure like last week and now all the financials are still in business. something must be working.
Many people were scared last week. I like your position in Lockheed the most going into an election year and uncertainty in the world. I think that is your best trading idea.
I'm not sure if financials of any kind are a wise investment now, even the credit cards like Visa and Mastercard will face shrinking payments process if the the economy pulls back.
Your perspective on the market makers is very revealing and I do agree that they could be a back door to violating short selling rules. Overall, a long but well thought out article
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The Financial Power Elite May Not Bounce Back [View article]
Three Card Monte and the Feigned Outrage Against AIG [View article]
What about the BILLIONS FUNNELED to the investment banks?
I don't think scarface washed his money that clean.
I like your three card monty analogy. It crystallizes the point because Aig is the fall guy.
Stocks That Trade Like Binary Options: Speculative Plays Under $10 [View article]
While people lose their minds in the stores fighting for discounts I'll be checking my shopping list on the stocks
The Honeymoon Is Over: Gauging the Market with an Obama Presidency [View article]
While the future of Main Street and Wall Street are inexorably tied like a perpetual loop, punitive decision making such as taxes will only curtail private capital injections and increase the liability of government bailouts to maintain liquidity in the markets and underlying economies of the world."
That was a positive panel of economists we saw in yesterdays conference. I think with a jump in the market they know that Obama is not out to ruin the stock market and will most likely be a moderate when it comes to our economy.
But as quoted if you want to shear that sheep you better feed the street first and give them want they want or there wont be any taxes to tax back!
What If Warren Buffett Is Wrong About the Markets? [View article]
The $700 Billion Disconnect: Lost in Translation [View article]
Not to mention, he moved outside of the U.S. so if he doesn't like it so much why should anyone listen to his opinion?
Wiping Your Assets Clean: Aftermath of a 500 Point Crush [View article]
Don't Be Fooled - Short Selling Restrictions Do Work [View article]
Ban short selling all the way. Look how orderly the markets have been like this author stated, not volatile. Yeah, down, but not crazy selling pressure like last week and now all the financials are still in business. something must be working.
A Trader Reflects on a Scary Week [View article]
I'm not sure if financials of any kind are a wise investment now, even the credit cards like Visa and Mastercard will face shrinking payments process if the the economy pulls back.
Your perspective on the market makers is very revealing and I do agree that they could be a back door to violating short selling rules. Overall, a long but well thought out article