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Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News

I'm laughing.... hard. Life is too short to not enjoy the incompetence of society.


On Mar 19 07:28 AM pacman1947 wrote:

> Can you imagine having these conversations just over a year ago?
> It's like reading a comic book or watching Stewart late night --
> a joke, right? The Fed floating $5 trillion in counterfeit money
> to pay off our banks, insurance companies, China and our foreign
> debtors? Bonuses of hundreds of millions to crooks that bilked the
> Treasury of more billions? Millions of homeowners foreclosed and
> on the street after their jobs were trashed? Ponzi schemers who got
> away for years with billions of pension and charity money from widows
> and orphans?
>
> I'm not laughing anymore. It ain't funny.

Apple: A Question of Leadership

Preposterous article. Steve Jobs has been on the innovative side of nearly every move in a heavy market share transition period for Apple. When Bill gates left the company, it had reached it's optimum market share. Apple on the other hand has a long way to go. Plus Apple's appeal is more on new groundbreaking products, not the case for Berkshire Hathaway, Walmart, Microsoft, and DELL. These companies thrive off of basic neccessity products. You don't need an IPOD but you need Walmart's cheap prices, a computer with solid OS, and coke.