Archive - Nov 2011 - Blog entry

The massive cornerstone of support for the euro—German exporters—just cracked: "We need a common market, not one currency.”

If you’re in the NYC area: join the thousands gathering in Liberty Square (Zuccotti Park) now! If you’re elsewhere: blast this call with every form of media the 99% can muster!

Now that my Apple premonitions are coming to pass, I fail to hear the cacophony of zealous punditry rushing to admit that maybe, just maybe, Apple is really a C corporation - just like many others and is vulnerable to competition and business cycles - unlike mythical/marketing product creation gods of lore.

Even by a quick back of the envelope analysis, we find ourselves in an environment in which a single corporation such as Exxon is actually more trustworthy (from an investment perspective) than US Treasuries.

We are getting very close to a problem.

But you can die trying.

All you need to know.

Will the rule of law prevail?

This is how David J. Stern's downfall started here in Florida, See ya at the bottom Baum...

The NY Fed is the single most powerful entity in charge of the Fed’s daily operations. How can any investor believe that the Fed can manage the system and restore trust when the NY Fed granted MF Global primary dealer status a mere nine months before the latter went bankrupt?

It is clear as day that the EU in its current form is finished. I’ve been saying this for months, but now even the mainstream media is picking up on rumblings that Germany wants to exit the Euro or at least restructure the entire EU.

Allow me to apologize for doubling posts, but I want it to be absolutely clear who did this first...

You only get challenges like this from Banzai7...

I probably won't even have time for an "I told you so" as the business sectors and "to be funded entities" that have been floating on hopium catch a hard dose of reality and start collapsing.

And to think, some people think I'm pessimistic!