goldbugs as we are called bought it when it was under 600 as well as silver when it was 5-6 bucks an oz. and we actually hold something other than a piece of paper.
ask the millions of people who owned Enron how there doing working at 7-11 now or the really smart ones that owned chevy or ford.
are looking through the world in enron-style-glasses where stocks went from 250 bucks a share to 30 cents in a few months? must be.....
and remember, old kenny boy lay owned 14 houses in aspen alone, as you begged your wife and family for more money to invest in this "to good to be true deal of a lifetime" buying more stocks as it shot to a couple of bucks a share....
i think the joke is on you ;(
the Dow on 10-09-07 above 14,000 the Dow on 10-09-08 8582 that is down 39%
you have lost almost 40% of your retirement in 1 year, and the market continues to go down hundreds of points in a weekly basis.
Ford and GM are in big trouble of going under and cant get loans to keep them afloat, GM shares dropped 22% today at less than 6 bucks a share and lost 16 billion in the 2nd quarter, Ford fell 8% to less than 2.50 a share
the country of Iceland is bankrupt
one third of the world is eating well, one third getting by, the last third are starving to death
there is a bank run in Europe, dozens of banks have locked their doors because thousands are flocking to them demanding their money.
NEW YORK - In a sign of the times, the National Debt Clock in New York City has run out of digits to record the growing figure. As a short-term fix, the digital dollar sign on the billboard-style clock near Times Square has been switched to a figure — the "1" in $10 trillion. It's marking the federal government's current debt at about $10.2 trillion.
Cost of 911 30 billion not counting Homeland Security budget of over 100 billiion Katrina 60 billion bankers and wall street bailout 700 billion to a trillion
Schwarzenegger wants 7-40 billion to help California, Schwarzenegger said the crisis meant California, the most populous and wealthiest US state, was unable to access routine financing used to make payments to schools, local government and law enforcement.
As Washington lawmakers debate as massive, $700 billion, bailout for Wall Street firms that invested in mortgages, CEOs have come under new scrutiny for their multi-million-dollar salaries, even when their companies have suffered.
The bailout plan is likely to have limits on the so-called "Golden Parachutes" for executives forced to leave.
ABC News, in collaboration with James F. Reda and Associates, complied a list of some of the companies in the headlines today and looked at just how much money some of these CEOs are taking home.
CEO Cash Salary Stock, Other Pay Total Pay Lehman Brothers
2007 Richard Fuld $5,000,000 $66,770,000 $71,770,000 2006 Richard Fuld $7,000,000 $55,323,679 $62,323,679 2005 Richard Fuld $14,500,000 $89,500,000 $104,000,000 2004 Richard Fuld $11,000,000 $24,300,000 $35,300,000
Morgan Stanley
2007 John Mack $800,000 $16,431,500 $17,231,500 2006 John Mack $800,000 $6,321,000 $7,121,000 2005 John Mack $337,534 $30,000,000 $30,337,534
Goldman Sachs
2007 Lloyd Blankfein $27,600,000 $15,500,000 $43,100,000 2006 Lloyd Blankfein $27,800,000 $15,700,000 $43,500,000 2006 Henry Paulson $129,087,000 $34,900,000 $163,987,000 2005 Henry Paulson $600,000 $3,363,422 $3,963,422 2004 Henry Paulson $600,000 $11,660,000 $12,260,000
Bear Stearns
2006 James Cayne $17,300,000 $14,800,000 $32,100,000 2005 James Cayne $12,900,000 $10,300,000 $23,200,000 2004 James Cayne $10,200,000 $9,500,000 $19,700,000
Merrill Lynch
2007 John Thain $15,800,000 $0 $15,800,000 2007 E. Stanley O'Neal $584,000 $161,000,000 $161,584,000 2006 E. Stanley O'Neal $19,200,000 $45,116,327 $64,316,327 2005 E. Stanley O'Neal $14,800,000 $3,120,000 $17,920,000 2004 E. Stanley O'Neal $700,000 $16,766,448 $17,466,448
Washington Mutual
2007 Kerry K. Killinger $1,000,000 $3,468,625 $4,468,625 2006 Kerry K. Killinger $5,100,000 $17,153,715 $22,253,715 2005 Kerry K. Killinger $4,600,000 $8,876,608 $13,476,608 2004 Kerry K. Killinger $2,900,000 $12,335,416 $15,235,416
AIG
2007 Martin J. Sullivan $10,200,000 $5,647,439 $15,847,439 2006 Martin J. Sullivan $16,900,000 $5,838,656 $22,738,656 2005 Martin J. Sullivan $7,750,000 $159,000 $7,909,000 2004 M.R. "Hank" Greenberg $1,400,000 $12,002,880 $13,402,880
Fannie Mae
2007 Daniel Mudd $3,200,000 $5,200,000 $8,400,000 2006 Daniel Mudd $4,400,000 $2,290,000 $6,690,000
Freddie Mac
2007 Richard Syron $5,590,000 $0 $5,590,000 2006 Richard Syron $5,150,000 $0 $5,150,000
Wars and economic recessions and depressions are the most important engines of wealth and power expansion that the global banking families have. Hence several families have profited from most wars over the last two hundred years, and from the distress caused by economic crisis like the Great Depression. To deliberately profit from, and worst to deliberately work to set up and cause wars and depressions, to enrich oneself is a very deep and sick form of evil. It is not surprising that many involved in these families are said to be satanic (Lucifer worshipers) in their beliefs. These are the evil criminals that control our politicians, our stock markets, our banking and insurance institutions, our industries, and our mainstream media. You know you are living in most interesting times when more and more people are using terms like "new Great Depression" and "World War III". www.rense.com/general8...
all this going chaos and McCain speaks of this 100 year war and Obama says we will keep up the war on terror in afganistan and Iran.
Such a terrible shame that this is the best we have, out of over 300 million people and this is what we have???? pathetic
well ive played both the market and bought silver and gold over the last 20 years and i have to say that ive made and kept more of my own money with gold and silver than i ever had with the groups of professionally managed funds.
heres the kicker........you have to include inflation
in the 8 years bush has been in office (not that the dems will do any better) the dollar has lost 40 cents of buying power.
Why Gold Will Rocket [View article]
ask the millions of people who owned Enron how there doing working at 7-11 now or the really smart ones that owned chevy or ford.
Why Gold Will Rocket [View article]
what is wrong with this picture?
Jimmy must be one of those illegals with 20 kids to stay afloat.
want some extra beans there Jimmy? lol
Why Gold Will Rocket [View article]
are looking through the world in enron-style-glasses where stocks went from 250 bucks a share to 30 cents in a few months? must be.....
and remember, old kenny boy lay owned 14 houses in aspen alone, as you begged your wife and family for more money to invest in this "to good to be true deal of a lifetime" buying more stocks as it shot to a couple of bucks a share....
i think the joke is on you ;(
the Dow on 10-09-07 above 14,000
the Dow on 10-09-08 8582 that is down 39%
you have lost almost 40% of your retirement in 1 year, and the market continues to go down hundreds of points in a weekly basis.
Ford and GM are in big trouble of going under and cant get loans to keep them afloat, GM shares dropped 22% today at less than 6 bucks a share and lost 16 billion in the 2nd quarter, Ford fell 8% to less than 2.50 a share
the country of Iceland is bankrupt
one third of the world is eating well, one third getting by, the last third are starving to death
there is a bank run in Europe, dozens of banks have locked their doors because thousands are flocking to them demanding their money.
NEW YORK - In a sign of the times, the National Debt Clock in New York City has run out of digits to record the growing figure. As a short-term fix, the digital dollar sign on the billboard-style clock near Times Square has been switched to a figure — the "1" in $10 trillion. It's marking the federal government's current debt at about $10.2 trillion.
Cost of 911 30 billion not counting Homeland Security budget of over 100 billiion
Katrina 60 billion
bankers and wall street bailout 700 billion to a trillion
Schwarzenegger wants 7-40 billion to help California, Schwarzenegger said the crisis meant California, the most populous and wealthiest US state, was unable to access routine financing used to make payments to schools, local government and law enforcement.
As Washington lawmakers debate as massive, $700 billion, bailout for Wall Street firms that invested in mortgages, CEOs have come under new scrutiny for their multi-million-dollar salaries, even when their companies have suffered.
The bailout plan is likely to have limits on the so-called "Golden Parachutes" for executives forced to leave.
ABC News, in collaboration with James F. Reda and Associates, complied a list of some of the companies in the headlines today and looked at just how much money some of these CEOs are taking home.
CEO Cash Salary Stock, Other Pay Total Pay
Lehman Brothers
2007 Richard Fuld $5,000,000 $66,770,000 $71,770,000
2006 Richard Fuld $7,000,000 $55,323,679 $62,323,679
2005 Richard Fuld $14,500,000 $89,500,000 $104,000,000
2004 Richard Fuld $11,000,000 $24,300,000 $35,300,000
Morgan Stanley
2007 John Mack $800,000 $16,431,500 $17,231,500
2006 John Mack $800,000 $6,321,000 $7,121,000
2005 John Mack $337,534 $30,000,000 $30,337,534
Goldman Sachs
2007 Lloyd Blankfein $27,600,000 $15,500,000 $43,100,000
2006 Lloyd Blankfein $27,800,000 $15,700,000 $43,500,000
2006 Henry Paulson $129,087,000 $34,900,000 $163,987,000
2005 Henry Paulson $600,000 $3,363,422 $3,963,422
2004 Henry Paulson $600,000 $11,660,000 $12,260,000
Bear Stearns
2006 James Cayne $17,300,000 $14,800,000 $32,100,000
2005 James Cayne $12,900,000 $10,300,000 $23,200,000
2004 James Cayne $10,200,000 $9,500,000 $19,700,000
Merrill Lynch
2007 John Thain $15,800,000 $0 $15,800,000
2007 E. Stanley O'Neal $584,000 $161,000,000 $161,584,000
2006 E. Stanley O'Neal $19,200,000 $45,116,327 $64,316,327
2005 E. Stanley O'Neal $14,800,000 $3,120,000 $17,920,000
2004 E. Stanley O'Neal $700,000 $16,766,448 $17,466,448
Washington Mutual
2007 Kerry K. Killinger $1,000,000 $3,468,625 $4,468,625
2006 Kerry K. Killinger $5,100,000 $17,153,715 $22,253,715
2005 Kerry K. Killinger $4,600,000 $8,876,608 $13,476,608
2004 Kerry K. Killinger $2,900,000 $12,335,416 $15,235,416
AIG
2007 Martin J. Sullivan $10,200,000 $5,647,439 $15,847,439
2006 Martin J. Sullivan $16,900,000 $5,838,656 $22,738,656
2005 Martin J. Sullivan $7,750,000 $159,000 $7,909,000
2004 M.R. "Hank" Greenberg $1,400,000 $12,002,880 $13,402,880
Fannie Mae
2007 Daniel Mudd $3,200,000 $5,200,000 $8,400,000
2006 Daniel Mudd $4,400,000 $2,290,000 $6,690,000
Freddie Mac
2007 Richard Syron $5,590,000 $0 $5,590,000
2006 Richard Syron $5,150,000 $0 $5,150,000
Wars and economic recessions and depressions are the most important engines of wealth and power expansion that the global banking families have. Hence several families have profited from most wars over the last two hundred years, and from the distress caused by economic crisis like the Great Depression. To deliberately profit from, and worst to deliberately work to set up and cause wars and depressions, to enrich oneself is a very deep and sick form of evil. It is not surprising that many involved in these families are said to be satanic (Lucifer worshipers) in their beliefs. These are the evil criminals that control our politicians, our stock markets, our banking and insurance institutions, our industries, and our mainstream media.
You know you are living in most interesting times when more and more people are using terms like "new Great Depression" and "World War III". www.rense.com/general8...
all this going chaos and McCain speaks of this 100 year war and Obama says we will keep up the war on terror in afganistan and Iran.
Such a terrible shame that this is the best we have, out of over 300 million people and this is what we have???? pathetic
God we need Ron Paul right now
I, like many old people say, thank God Im old
Why Gold Will Rocket [View article]
heres the kicker........you have to include inflation
in the 8 years bush has been in office (not that the dems will do any better) the dollar has lost 40 cents of buying power.