Archive - May 21, 2010 - Blog entry
Think Stocks Correction Is Over? Roubini Sees 20% More Downside
Submitted by asiablues on 05/21/2010 23:06 -0500Dr. Doom sees stock market to sell off another 20% in the next few months. This time, I will not argue with the man.
Now's The Time To Switch to Alternative Energy
Submitted by George Washington on 05/21/2010 16:44 -0500Not just because you want to talk with that cute hippie chick about something you think she's interested in ...
The companies who make microgeneration possible will make BEAUCOUP bucks. And please remember that the whole partisan left-versus-right show is a false dichotomy.
Are people who don't want to rely on rubbing two sticks together to obtain all of their energy needs "conservatives"?
Are people who don't want their livelihood as fishermen trashed "liberals"?
Are people who want energy security - so that oil-rich countries can't blackmail us - "conservatives"?
Are people who don't want to drink life-shortening, virility-neutering mud in their water "liberals"?
The Fed's Voodoo Economics
Submitted by Econophile on 05/21/2010 13:03 -0500The Fed is in for a big surprise when they realize that "excess capacity" has nothing to do with inflation. Their latest policy is founded on this concept. These pre-'Copernican' Fed economists need to understand that they create inflation. Perhaps they should just look at these charts. Good luck when they try to sell their toxic assets.
10 Gold Charts Commercial Investment Firms Don't Want Their Clients to See
Submitted by smartknowledgeu on 05/21/2010 09:34 -0500Here are 10 gold charts that every global commercial investment firm is terrified to show their clients.
Recent Mortgage Loss and Credit Performance Commentary Review and Commentary
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 05/21/2010 06:11 -0500Although early stage delinquencies are improving in the aggregate, the mass of both early and later stage delinquencies are continuing the trend of moving from the usual suspects of the sunshine belt boom states of Florida, California to middle America and states such as VA, NC and RI, who lead the loss pack in several categories - even beating FL and CA for several quarters running. Take note that some of these states never experience a big boom, but are suffering the bust anyway...






