From David Rosenberg's newsletter this morning: "So wages and salaries are down 1.1% from a year ago. Interest income is down 5.2%. Dividend income has fallen 12.4%. Proprietary income is off 4%. The only income source in the green column are government transfers (food stamps, welfare, unemployment insurance) which is a booming industry at over 12% YoY growth." (via) [View news story]
An optimistic Jeff Immelt (GE) says the worst of the crisis is "behind us" and "we have almost a fully functioning capital market." GE plans to pump up its R&D spending, focusing on the "two big seismic themes of the 20th century" - energy and health care. [View news story]
yup at this point....the only way is up for GE....
Madoff: "I cannot offer you an excuse for my behavior. How do you excuse deceiving an industry you helped to build?" "How can you excuse deceiving a wife of 50 years?" [View news story]
Right Bernie....no one else knew what you were doing My Foot. Please it was a family business. Your wife and sons knew what you were up to.We are not that dumb. They are just as guilty as your scummy existence.
Questioning Conventional Wisdom on Credit Default Swaps [View article]
Sure someone has to take the other side of the bet. But the question I think we all ask. To what size until it starts to look so lopsided that it crashes the whole system ...That's where the regulators need see the whole picture that's why you can't have custom Derv. They need to be on a exchange.
Goldman is the puppet master. They are the evil...they control the Fed. They appoint whoever they want to the Fed. They are the gov's Prime broker. Funny thing they are paying out a record bonus this year. Can we see the hypocrisy here.
The freefall in retail spending seems to have abated, MasterCard exec. Chris McWilton says, citing yet-unpublished SpendingPulse data. But card issuers still face a “staggering amount of credit losses.” [View news story]
High End Home Market Still Has Further to Fall [View article]
Sometimes perception is more important than reality. Most folks are not to that bright when it comes to buying a home. First thing never believe the brokers they always rep the sellers. Turbo Tim bought at the top. His best bet is to move back in four years or ask the gov for a bail out.
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From David Rosenberg's newsletter this morning: "So wages and salaries are down 1.1% from a year ago. Interest income is down 5.2%. Dividend income has fallen 12.4%. Proprietary income is off 4%. The only income source in the green column are government transfers (food stamps, welfare, unemployment insurance) which is a booming industry at over 12% YoY growth." (via) [View news story]
An optimistic Jeff Immelt (GE) says the worst of the crisis is "behind us" and "we have almost a fully functioning capital market." GE plans to pump up its R&D spending, focusing on the "two big seismic themes of the 20th century" - energy and health care. [View news story]
Madoff: "I cannot offer you an excuse for my behavior. How do you excuse deceiving an industry you helped to build?" "How can you excuse deceiving a wife of 50 years?" [View news story]
Questioning Conventional Wisdom on Credit Default Swaps [View article]
Goldman Sachs' AIG Collateral Demands Behind Company's Implosion [View article]
Why I'm Shorting Visa [View article]
The Countrywide Charges: Yes, They Could Have Kept Housing from Imploding, But They Weren't the Only Ones [View article]
Gr8 book about Angelo and his subprime buddies.
The Countrywide Charges: Yes, They Could Have Kept Housing from Imploding, But They Weren't the Only Ones [View article]
The Countrywide Charges: Yes, They Could Have Kept Housing from Imploding, But They Weren't the Only Ones [View article]
Can you spell brain drain? Havard grads entering finance positions plunged by 50% last year. [View news story]
The freefall in retail spending seems to have abated, MasterCard exec. Chris McWilton says, citing yet-unpublished SpendingPulse data. But card issuers still face a “staggering amount of credit losses.” [View news story]
According to a new report, the average U.S. home price is undervalued by 12.2%. [View news story]
High End Home Market Still Has Further to Fall [View article]