Accounting Rule Changes Creating False Rally in Financials [View article]
"Without doubt, since fully-informed investors form only a small proportion of the capital markets, the spin and hype surrounding the “inherent evils” of the mark-to-market rule and Level 3 measurements could well take bank shares significantly higher this week."
You must be very smart to be that far ahead of the market! Are you a comedian?
Trading the Mark-to-Market Modification (Updated) [View article]
Unfortunately for most concerned, these considerations and discussions aren't getting any urgency to amend market turmoil since Treasury Secretary Geithner is not a proponent of change on this issue.
Nationalizing the U.S. Banking Sector: There's No Choice [View article]
Aside from doing the nationalization deed which is clearly a worse solution than the problem on a "net effect" basis, it's time we realized that the TAXPAYER and INVESTOR are actually one and the same.
Until we get that right, no nationalistic approach is going to understand WHY its a worse solution than the problem!
I think financial bloggers have found their "optimal traffic impact" topic by pushing this button over and over again. It's getting boring!
What happened to Morgan Stanley's insolvency back in September? They now seem to be the darling with the best prospects!
Bank of America and Citigroup will redirect their business models as well - with a lot of help from INVESTING TAXPAYERS. The result will be another horse rising from the dead.
Citigroup Makes a Good Move: Preparing to Buy Out Uncle Sam [View article]
Accounting Rule Changes Creating False Rally in Financials [View article]
You must be very smart to be that far ahead of the market! Are you a comedian?
What the Citi Conversion Might Really Mean [View article]
Trading the Mark-to-Market Modification (Updated) [View article]
Nationalizing the U.S. Banking Sector: There's No Choice [View article]
Until we get that right, no nationalistic approach is going to understand WHY its a worse solution than the problem!
I think financial bloggers have found their "optimal traffic impact" topic by pushing this button over and over again. It's getting boring!
What happened to Morgan Stanley's insolvency back in September? They now seem to be the darling with the best prospects!
Bank of America and Citigroup will redirect their business models as well - with a lot of help from INVESTING TAXPAYERS. The result will be another horse rising from the dead.