The Next Step in the Bank Implosion Cycle [View article]
This is great caution while moving forward and properly outlining future plans for how these banks will need to move ahead without running into another plethora of problems. This looks like they have to take serious precautions with trading in forex and interest.
I am not going to read into this too far being a Goldman Optimist. There are also two sides to every coin so think about the disastrous effects of a Goldman blowup.
Barron's' 'Miller Time' Completely Misses the Math - and the Mark [View article]
Very interesting story, his capital base has shrunk tremendously betting the farm and his investors should be livid as the streak he built by beating the indexes year in and year out were all given back in one year. Pretty amazing how you can work so hard to lose it all in one year.
Picking Goldman's Brain for Long / Short Strategies [View article]
Interesting trade ideas but wouldn't the CRE still have great declines and defaults to come. Having an article like Macy's possibly going bankrupt can't help their financial situation and would only exacerbate the problem.
A lot of people have missed out on the rally and like the wagon story will pile on too late to the party and run it back downhill before the party continues on. Simple human nature.
Google and the Evolution of Search III: What's Next in Search? Much, Much Better Search [View article]
Search on google is very interesting I have to wonder how much does time play in terms of search results for a website. For example query garage sales.
Automakers: Bailout Arguments, Pro and Con [View article]
I see where you are going with this but on a percentage basis GM has 9 brands and 60+ models TM has Toyota, Scion, and Lexus GM has 15,000 dealerships TM has 16.8% of that. GM is too big and that shows when there lousy CEO and destroyer of wealth doesnt even know how many models that have off hand is unfamilar with any of the numbers and is unwilling to do what it takes to ensure GM's survival in terms of giving up his pay. Obviously GM is expected to outsell but bailing out a company that is very iffy on making it would slain the gov't further for wasting tax payer money on an uncertain going entity. The question is what is a feasible solution??
Automakers: Bailout Arguments, Pro and Con [View article]
I see where you are going with this but on a percentage basis GM has 9 brands and 60+ models TM has Toyota, Scion, and Lexus GM has 15,000 dealerships TM has 16.8% of that. GM is too big and that shows when there lousy CEO and destroyer of wealth doesnt even know how many models that have off hand is unfamilar with any of the numbers and is unwilling to do what it takes to ensure GM's survival in terms of giving up his pay. Obviously GM is expected to outsell but bailing out a company that is very iffy on making it would slain the gov't further for wasting tax payer money on an uncertain going entity. The question is what is a feasible solution??
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