Thanks Bill, I decided a couple weeks ago to trim stocks and cut back to my primary dividend stocks last week. I am now anticipating a nice end of summer sell off as the huge jump the market has taken rationalizes.
I live in Oakland, not far from Vallejo. That city has been poorly run for decades. Oakland may join her. There are about $750 million in police pension debt here that no one talks about, and a whopping $250 million has apparently disappeared from the city coffers in some amazing financial chicanery that no one will comment on..... I love oakland! ( City council members will say "it is a personnel matter we can not comment on."
Greenspan's Latest: Oil Boom Will Likely 'Go on Forever' [View article]
ARMS are wonderful products in a declining interest rate market. In a market where interest rates are at a very low point, they are risky indeed, other than as bridge loans. Those who bought ARMs in the nineties did fine. His suggestion speaks of a lack of knowledge or real world financial strategy.
Market Rallied 3 1/2% in Seven Trading Hours: How Did You Do? [View article]
blahblah blah blah blah. MBI and AMBAC are toilet floaters. Once the toilet has been flushed floaters swirl for a while before they go down the tube. Don't mistake swirl for jumping out of the toilet and turning into a daisy.
2 Billion? I would have been impressed at $20 billion. $2 billion is a contrary bet, nothing more.
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Greenspan's Latest: Oil Boom Will Likely 'Go on Forever' [View article]
Market Rallied 3 1/2% in Seven Trading Hours: How Did You Do? [View article]
2 Billion? I would have been impressed at $20 billion. $2 billion is a contrary bet, nothing more.
Too Negative? Guilty As Charged [View article]