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Archive - Dec 7, 2010 - Blog entry

rcwhalen's picture

Apple, Google, NewsCorp and the Future of Content: Interview with Michael Whalen





Thought we'd make an evergreen on zero hedge out of this discussion about the future of content with my composer brother Michael Whalen that we published today in The IRA. Happy, safe and prosperous New Year to all. Oh, and to my friends in Japan: "Tora! Tora!,Tora!"

 

Leo Kolivakis's picture

UK Pension Deficits Widen 50%?





Despite the recent stability, the funding shortfall faced by the 200 largest UK schemes has soared by 50% during the past four years, rising from an average of £55 billion during 2006 to one of £87 billion this year. But the government has a trick up its sleeve to wipe out a big chunk of these pension deficits...

 

4closureFraud's picture

Bank of America Attempts Another Theft of an American Home with a PAID OFF MORTGAGE | Maria and Jose Perez v. Bac Home Loans Servicing Lp, ReconTrust, Na





In August 2009 the "Deadbeats" paid the loan IN FULL. But... BAC claimed to have received rights in the loan from Taylor Bean & Whitaker as of Sept 1, 2009. Notwithstanding that the loan was FULLY PAID, BAC attempted repeatedly to collect on the PAID OFF loan.

 

George Washington's picture

WikiLeaks, WikiDrama and WikiGossip





What should we make of all the WikiDrama?

 

williambanzai7's picture

The Spirit of Joe McCarthy Lives On





“McCarthyism is Americanism with its sleeves rolled.”--Joe McCarthy

 

Reggie Middleton's picture

Android Continues Its March To The Number One Spot In US And Global Mobile OS Sales





You can't say I didn't tell you it was gonna happen! At this point, anyone who doubts the onslaught of Android is in sheer denial. My last post on Wikileaks highlighted the possibilities truly distributed computing such as Android promises in the form of making it virtually impossible to censor any type of web site or publication, ex. Wikileaks. Keep in mind such a feat would be quite difficult with iPhones.

 

Chris Pavese's picture

The Great 'Flation Debate





We hosted an investor call last week, followed by our presentation at a Private Wealth Summit on The Great ‘flation Debate. Our slides can be accessed

 

asiablues's picture

Offshoring Tsunami and QE3: A Perfect Storm for Stagflation





A new study forecast 1.3 million white collar professional jobs could be offshored by 2014. This offshoring tsunami, a stubborn U.S. labor market, plus QE3, which has proven ineffective at job creations, are brewing a perfect storm for stagflation.

 

Bruce Krasting's picture

Social Security 2010 Results – Long Slide into the Red





This albatross is going to weigh on us in 2011.

 

Value Expectations's picture

The Good and the Bad Of the Deficit Commission





The problem with the deficit commission's recommendations is that it's assumed deficits exist due to a lack of revenues, rather than a government that does to much. But the tax simplification achieved through the abolishment of deductions is pro-growth, and will wake the half of the country up that doesn't pay for the cost of government

 

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Wanna Lose Everything? Follow a 100% “Certain” Forecast From a Guy Who’s Been Wrong 100% of the Time





Anyone doubting that the powers that be are getting desperate to maintain stock prices should consider that announcements of Bailout Ben Bernkanke’s appearance on 60 Minutes and his proposed claim that he may increase QE 2 was enough to kick off a 3+% ramp job in stocks last week.

Regardless of this mindlessness, Bernanke’s appearance did offer us a glimpse into his thinking or lack thereof. Many commentators have been stunned by his assertion that he is “100% certain” he can control inflation. I wasn’t. After all, Bernanke’s been nothing if not 100% certain of himself while being 100% wrong for the last five years.

 

Reggie Middleton's picture

The Anatomy of a Portugal Default: A Graphical Step by Step Guide to the Beginning of the Largest String of Sovereign Defaults in Recent History





For those who don't specialize in sovereign state financial models, I have broken down the anatomy of the inevitable Portugal default into a few simple graphs with direct comparisons to the Argentina default and restructuring. As the equity markets drink the liquidity elixirs, the debt markets are about to enter the greatest string of sovereign defaults in recent history. Many of my next few posts will provide a clear road map of the event. Move over Dancing with the Stars!

 

Value Expectations's picture

Price Stability Is An Economically Dangerous Fad





Price stability is the new fad among Fed critics who understandably want to see its mandate reduced. The problem is that even if the Fed could engineer price stability, this would be very economically damaging. Prices gyrate with regularity, and their movements tell producers what we want more and less of. If the Fed is to be given any mandate it should be one in favor of dollar-price stability. Nothing more than that.

 

smartknowledgeu's picture

The American Dream is Dead…And We are Responsible (Sort of)





The American Dream is dead, and we are responsible. Yes, I know what you are thinking. How can I possible say this when corrupt politicians and even more corrupt bankers are responsible for killing the American Dream? Of course I acknowledge this fact, but without our willing, gleefully ignorant participation in their “Death Race to the Bottom 2014” game, the death of the American Dream would not be possible.

 

williambanzai7's picture

TiMMaH'S GoT a BLoG





If any Fed asks you who is WilliamBanzai7, just say WTF...

 
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