Paulson’s approach was threefold. First, Washington would provide indirect aid to the interbank market by buying distressed mortgage-related assets from financial institutions; this would free up the...
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Paulson’s approach was threefold. First, Washington would provide indirect aid to the interbank market by buying distressed mortgage-related assets from financial institutions; this would free up the...
Thanks man! It's good to be back. I like the new avatar, although I did like the girl and the car.
This is a freebee article from Stratfor: I'll post the second half in a sec.
By George...
We will be talking about October 08 for the next twenty years. So I'll throw in my two cents (which is about all I had on Friday :nuts:).
Looks like the political capitulation occurred and the...
Hey folks,
Getting back to the board is almost like coming home. It's great to be back among friends again and I really appreciate the warm welcome. I want to wish all of you good fortune in...
Hi all,
I apologize from my abrupt departure, duty called...and called.....and called...and there is no end in sight. I've been working ridiculous hours in some remote parts of the world and I'm...
I am no longer posting my moves in the account thread, they will be posted in the autotracker. I usually make a comment in my talk thread when I do a move.
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Congratulations....well deserved I am sure.
If I'm not mistaken, I believe they have begun preliminary work on some new nuclear plants. It will never be "too cheap to meter" but it is certainly the most sustainable option.
The next bubble will be the combination of all three - as we move to fiber optic, computer monitored high tech, super energy efficient home renovations. There is a lot of money to be saved which has...
I'm just getting out of a long night of meetings and it looks like it definitely would have been more entertaining to be watching the ticker. Then again, it was the type of meeting that made...
My understanding of the chain deflator is that it is supposed to be a relative measure of growth based on the value (not cost). Value is a function of production and relative pricing and adjusts...
The marked shrugged off Monday's housing report which suggests there is positive momentum building. If the market sells off and I find myself back at the retest, then I will hang in unless the...
Given the strength despite yesterday's housing numbers and the strong reports today. I am going to move back into stocks for the Fed. I think we will get a .50% cut and move above 1380.
I want...
I agree with the you on the fed. The XLF got smacked pretty hard today but compared to where it was earlier in the week, it really did fair pretty good. I attribute that to the "next fed cut".
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This is eeirly reminiscient of the last emergency fed cut. I had bailed out the day before that one also - then it fluctuated for a week or two, always seemingly on the verge of collapse for a...
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Watch this video - he does not get it and you can see...
Well with that out of the way, GW can get back to Gilligan's Island.
You are correct. I changed it - the move will become effective tonight.
Ron Paul needs to get off his butt and apologize to Bernanke. The good news is GW picked up the tv remote and switched from Gilligan's Island to the news and now he's aware that we have a problem....
Yeap, I'm done. I initiated a transfer to the F-fund for tommorrow. I have gotten spanked fairly hard and I am now down 11%. It sucks being this far down. However, the Fed, congress and the president...
100% F by COB 18JAN08
At 1030 I went into an emergency meeting and things did not seem to bad, I came out it a few minutes ago and it appears we are having another crisis of a day.
What's done is done and here is the...
Good info, thanks
With the S&P punching through the bottom of the all too critical 1375 mark, it is time to consider eating a very substantial loss and waiting for sunny days. The problem is the Fed. Bernake said...
The following is this week's brief. I apologize for the delay.
Last week had a distinctively different feel to it then the previous week. The break in the five year channel that occurred could...
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