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Re: the dollar Deficits in excess of 10% of GDP; an administration and Congress committed to increasing healthcare costs and reducing ernergy efficiency. A fed committed to real negative interest rates "for a prolonged period", and quantitative easing. In the long run, a weak dollar will be part of the answer to our profligate ways. It is just a good thing that the rest of the world has no attractive place to go without the Chinese hurting themselves.
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So, where did Fiat come from?
I once worked for a brewery which was bought by Paul Kalmanovitz - Pabst, Pearl, Falstaff, Naragansett, Lucky, and lots of others. His genius was in understanding the potential of fading brands to deliver great cash flow if you didn't get confused about investing in personnel, facilities, R&D, or marketing.
Has anyone read the Fiat strategic plan? Or the CEO's mind?
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Tis a gloomy day indeed. The markets need clarity, and the administration has given only urgency. The NYT talks today about David Axelrod, Obama's chief political advisor, wanting to fire the leaders, cap salaries, and wipe out stock holders of the banks. Oh, and to create a public/private partnership to buy up the toxic assets that Paulson wanted to buy with TARP I. Good luck getting into business with this administration.
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
Deficits in excess of 10% of GDP; an administration and Congress committed to increasing healthcare costs and reducing ernergy efficiency.
A fed committed to real negative interest rates "for a prolonged period", and quantitative easing.
In the long run, a weak dollar will be part of the answer to our profligate ways. It is just a good thing that the rest of the world has no attractive place to go without the Chinese hurting themselves.
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
I once worked for a brewery which was bought by Paul Kalmanovitz - Pabst, Pearl, Falstaff, Naragansett, Lucky, and lots of others. His genius was in understanding the potential of fading brands to deliver great cash flow if you didn't get confused about investing in personnel, facilities, R&D, or marketing.
Has anyone read the Fiat strategic plan? Or the CEO's mind?
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]