Archive - Nov 9, 2009 - Blog entry
The Investment Case for Zimbabwe & Other Links
Submitted by inoculatedinvestor on 11/09/2009 23:32 -0500Disclaimer: The following set of links and associated cynical commentary touches on mature subjects and may not be suitable for some investors. Topics covered include: hyperinflation, sovereign default and yes, even investing in Zimbabwe.
Don't Blame Capitalism for Wall Street's Corruption and Lawlessness
Submitted by George Washington on 11/09/2009 14:02 -0500Should we throw out capitalism altogether? Or would that be throwing out the baby with the bathwater?
You've Been Bamboozled, Hoodwinked and Lied To! Here's the Proof. What Are You Going to Do About It?
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 11/09/2009 07:44 -0500Yes, you've been Bamboozled! Hoodwinked! You're being taken for suckers that not only can't count, but whose memories have been washed away by threats of swine flu and reality TV shows. Do not fret, though. What I have is PROOF of the great Banking Bamboozle, for all to see. Now, armed with this proof, all I need for you is to go out and do something about it.
Good morning, worker drones: This Week In Mayhem
Submitted by Project Mayhem on 11/09/2009 05:54 -0500Upgraded Failflu v2.0 spreads in Ukraine, Americans too stupid to buy a gold Maple for $50, windbag Chavez prepares for war against Columbia, Pelosi's health insurance bailout includes jail terms for Americans, Damon Vickers claims US Dollar Will be Utterly Destroyed
Four Basic Qualities of Great Technical Indicators & The "Stochastics Default Club"
Submitted by Fibozachi on 11/09/2009 02:51 -0500... the 'fixed period drop-off effect,' the differences between moving average methodologies, the true nature of the term “fractal” as applied to the structural composition of trading systems, the 'four basic qualities of great technical indicators' and a practical nuance within stochastic calculus that can help you anticipate what others are about to think.
Big Bankers Say They're Doing God's Work ... Are They Right?
Submitted by George Washington on 11/09/2009 00:38 -0500The head of Goldman Sachs literally said he's doing "God's work" with his banking activities.
The head of Barclays also recently told his congregation that banking as practiced by his company was not antithetical to Christian principles.
Are they right? Is big banking as practiced by the giant banks in harmony with Christian principles?
