Archive - Nov 2010 - Blog entry

This isn’t about jobs at all. It’s about power. It’s about who is going to dictate policy to the rest of the world. Bernanke wants emerging markets to bear the costs of a financial crisis that originated on Wall Street and was nurtured every step of the way by the easy money policies of the Federal Reserve.

Bull Bear argument

A just machine to make big decisions--Programmed by fellows with compassion and vision--What a beautiful world this will be...

If we don't prosecute the criminals, our economy will NEVER recover

PRESUMPTION OF FALSITY! Every word. Every document... Countrywide, Indymac, Lehman Brothers, First Magnus: DEAD. ALL LONG GONE. Yet. Yet. Yet. Apparently, these predatory financial institutions are immortal and have assets to transfer, via their strawman tax-evading MERS, even in 2010.

Nope...just some normal profit taking and another opportunity to load up on stocks...

Don't know who created this, but it is worth watching ...

It seems the panic time for both green enthusiasts and peak oil pundits.
According to a new research paper, it would take 131 years for replacement of gasoline and diesel, but world's oil could run dry almost a century before that.

The video of the infamous collision between Japanese coastguard vessel and a Chinese fishing boat off the disputed Diaoyu or Senkaku Islands in September was recently leaked and surfaced on YouTube.

"Get Ready for the Great MERS Whitewash Bill"....Battle Stations!!

The G-20 meeting in Seoul was not a good one for the Obama Administration and President Obama in particular. Mr. Obama was unable to conclude a free trade agreement with South Korea, and China told him to stop meddling in their internal affairs and put his own house in order first. China is right.

Away!!!!

There is just under two hours left in today's trading session and the AUD.JPY to ES correlation has decoupled. Since we all know it is impossible to finish red on POMO days, it is time to put on the convergence arb and rake in the free money as the late afternoon parabolic ramp up is bound to happen.

On Apple and Heebner cleaning house, whether he did it for liquidity reasons or not, the writing is on the Wall for Apple and the days of no competition high margin iPhone sales are over. Android is in town and has already taken over the lead. Add to that the fact that the equity markets are rather iffy to begin with, people are still heavily indebted and Apple caters to those who pay premiums, and the Apple sale was a no-brainer. Of course, I explained this in detail a month ago, but I guess it took time for the filings to come to light.

Can silver bullets stop a monster from terrorizing us further?