Archive - Sep 27, 2009 - Blog entry
Biz Booming at Geithner's Private Bank
Submitted by Bruce Krasting on 09/27/2009 21:44 -0500One of Timmy G's smaller responsibilities is the $60 billion Federal Financing Bank. They're doing a "heck of a job". My bet is it's going to cost us one way or the other. The FFB might be the new lender to the FDIC. It looks like they have already filled out the loan forms. Sheila B. will love the pricing. They are giving the money away.
Gold: What's Next?
Submitted by Gordon_Gekko on 09/27/2009 16:52 -0500So, predictably, Gold was hammered ahead of the “G-20” (nice little acronym for a criminal ruling elite, isn’t it? – more like mafia family heads getting together if you ask me) meeting in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania this weekend. What didn’t help matters...
Does Asset Allocation Still Work?
Submitted by Leo Kolivakis on 09/27/2009 11:18 -0500As the nature of markets evolve, you need to understand how collective inflows are influencing the trends in each asset class and changing the relationship between them. Rebalancing is crucial, but so is understanding what is going on in each asset class and how developments in one asset class will impact other asset classes.
UK Weekend Reading - 27-Sept-2009
Submitted by Raymond Shaw on 09/27/2009 05:15 -0500Must and interesting reads for your weekend ponder. Some Evans-Pritchard goodness, cash calls, horse manure and a lot more.
The United States of America vs. Andrew Hall
Submitted by Econophile on 09/27/2009 01:44 -0500All this for a measly $100 million paycheck? He only made $2 billion for Citigroup.
