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I just thought I would share this with you today.
I got an e-mail from someone I have known from meeting her 25 years ago. I first met her when she was a German local national who took a job as a secretary on the Army base I was stationed at in 1983. She worked hard every day for the year and a half or so that I knew her there before I left the Army. She gave me good information on the local things happening in town, and I learned a great deal from her about German life, values,...
I got an e-mail from someone I have known from meeting her 25 years ago. I first met her when she was a German local national who took a job as a secretary on the Army base I was stationed at in 1983. She worked hard every day for the year and a half or so that I knew her there before I left the Army. She gave me good information on the local things happening in town, and I learned a great deal from her about German life, values,...
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During the Great Depression of the 1930's, Congress passed a set of rules for banks that stabilized the boom-bust cycles that had plagued this country for years. Those simple banking regulations worked. And worked well. The 1940's, 1950's 1960's were all years of generally improving financial conditions. Even the inflation of the 70's, and the recession of the early 1980's was something that our country found ways to handle.
In the mid-1980's, banking regulation started to be dismantled...
In the mid-1980's, banking regulation started to be dismantled...
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Now I know why I read this guy's blog every day. He nails it every time.
http://gettheflick.blogspot.com/2009...e-updated.html
This is the story --carried yesterday in the New York Times, of how Goldman Sachs created a new type of security- a Synthetic Collateralized Debt Obligation (CDO), sold it to their customers, then placed bets that they would lose money and become worthless.
It's almost a perfect crime, because once you do that, you...
http://gettheflick.blogspot.com/2009...e-updated.html
This is the story --carried yesterday in the New York Times, of how Goldman Sachs created a new type of security- a Synthetic Collateralized Debt Obligation (CDO), sold it to their customers, then placed bets that they would lose money and become worthless.
It's almost a perfect crime, because once you do that, you...
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How about these: OTC: MJNA (Medical Marijuana, Inc) OTC: HESG (Health Sciences Group, Inc.) Press release this week: "Health Sciences Group, Inc. (Pink Sheets:HESG) would like to announce that its lawyer Mr. Robert Young is aggressively seeking realtors in the Los Angeles area to open up Health Sciences offices. The company intends on pursuing with new consultant agreement under Marijuana Inc. |
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In the bustle of day-to-day watching the markets, one needs to take the time now and then, and step back, and look at the big picture. Here's what I mean---
We just had one of the biggest swings in my market memory. We had months and months, and years and years, of outstanding gains.
Followed by a real "THUNK" down. All the way down to 666 on the S&P. Sometimes I wonder if God was just having fun with watching the S&P go to EXACTLY 666 before turning it around. ...
We just had one of the biggest swings in my market memory. We had months and months, and years and years, of outstanding gains.
Followed by a real "THUNK" down. All the way down to 666 on the S&P. Sometimes I wonder if God was just having fun with watching the S&P go to EXACTLY 666 before turning it around. ...
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