Archive - Dec 10, 2010 - Blog entry

What happened to American companies that paid solid wages and provided employees with solid pensions? Oh well, at least public sector pensions continue paying out nice benefits...for now.

The chairman of the Joint Chiefs blows the whistle on a suggested faux casus belli.

Fears America is "turning Japanese" have been rampant ever since our real estate
bubble burst.

Just as Japan's policymakers were unable to stave off deflation after their
credit bubble burst in 1989, despite their best efforts, conventional wisdom
holds that all of Ben Bernanke's "reflation" policies will ultimately be
overwhelmed by deleveraging and debt destruction.

Speaking of China AND job growth, one industry that's booming in China is: Day Trading! That's right, as many as 10,000 people in China are doing speculative day trading of American stocks, according to the NY Times. They have been hired (ie. outsourced) by our own Banksters to mess with our markets from 9:30 pm to 4 am China time.

Ben may regret this one day, soon..

Much of Microsoft's new tech is simply best of breed and undeniably cutting edge. It is amazing they don't get more sell side recognition for it. Whether the sell side recognizes it or not though, Windows is likely the future of computing - just as it has been the past.

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