Archive - Mar 18, 2011 - Blog entry
Saltwater May Further Damage Nuclear Reactors
Submitted by George Washington on 03/18/2011 22:04 -0500D'oh!
The REAL Deficit We Need to Address NOW!
Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 03/18/2011 21:31 -0500Seriously, does anyone REALLY think the US could get its debt levels under control? We’ve already got Debt-to-GDP levels that are comparable to Greece and the other European countries that are collapsing. Our Central Bank now buys 50+% of all new debt issuance (of course waiting a few weeks to Wall Street can pawn this stuff off on the taxpayer for a profit). Medicare and Social Security are bankrupt. And the idea that the FDIC can cover all the deposits at banks that will fail is laughable
Uranium is dead, long live uranium
Submitted by Michael Victory on 03/18/2011 18:29 -0500My Nuke & BTFD.
You Can View Official EPA Radiation Readings
Submitted by George Washington on 03/18/2011 17:42 -0500You can peer under the hood, which could be very helpful ... assuming the data itself isn't fudged
ViSuaLiZiNG JaPaN's STRuGGLe
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 03/18/2011 16:19 -0500"Sick on my journey, only my dreams will wander these desolate moors." (Matsuo Basho's death poem)
Yentervention – G7 Style! (Ponzi Finance)
Submitted by ilene on 03/18/2011 13:11 -0500This is not "Commie talk" people. If you are not one of the Forbes 400 you are either a victim or a victim-in-waiting because what do you think the 400 will do when the bottom 90% are bled dry?
More On Realistic Views of Apple and the Undervaluation of Google
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 03/18/2011 11:56 -0500Judging from the relative volatility and the extremely wide holdings of this find company with a near cult like following, if price action breaks it will break very hard - and this time there may be fundamental justification for it.
Come Meet the Mad Hedge Fund Trader for Lunch in New York on Thursday, March 31!
Submitted by madhedgefundtrader on 03/18/2011 07:14 -0500Come for a knockdown, drag out debate about the future of the global financial markets. More meat than a Carnegie deli pastrami. Floor traders please leave the brass knuckles at work. Commodities trades are required to wear shoes. Will the gold traders please leave your “wife beaters” at home.
Trade Against The Retail Herd 18th Mar
Submitted by Pivotfarm on 03/18/2011 02:06 -0500Intervention. For the first time in a decade we're seeing multi-nation intervention to help weaken the Yen, as a beleaguered Japan works to recover from a multi-faceted disaster. Weakening of the Yen eases some of the strain on Japanese exporters, many of whom are being forced to keep factories closed due to power shortages and structural damage after the earthquake.
