Archive - Mar 13, 2012 - Blog entry
Unmasking the Federal Reserve
Submitted by CrownThomas on 03/13/2012 22:26 -0500It's a rotten, corrupt, secretive organization that has no place in a Republic
America's Student Loan To Reach $1.4 Trillion by 2020
Submitted by EconMatters on 03/13/2012 21:54 -0500The added weight on the gross national debt as well as the dis-incentive for people to seek better education would prove to be one of the greatest risk for America as a whole.
Bank Stress Tests and Other Acts of Faith
Submitted by rcwhalen on 03/13/2012 21:39 -0500- American Express
- B+
- BAC
- Bank of America
- Bank of America
- Bank of New York
- Bond
- Capital One
- Citigroup
- default
- GAAP
- goldman sachs
- Goldman Sachs
- JPMorgan Chase
- Morgan Stanley
- ratings
- Real estate
- Regions Financial
- Risk Based Capital
- State Street
- Stress Test
- UK Financial Investments
- US Bancorp
- Wells Fargo
And the real lesson, dear friends, is that the good old USA is a subprime nation
SocGen: Tuesday's FOMC was "as good as it gets" for QE3 hopefuls
Submitted by Daily Collateral on 03/13/2012 19:46 -0500"Rationalising away the imminent risk of inflation, the Fed leaves the door wide open for a QE3 announcement in April."
TueSDaY ELeCTioN NiGHT SPeCiaL: "He Ain't The One..."
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 03/13/2012 19:13 -0500It ain't me...
Plot Twist In France While Businesses Are Dying
Submitted by testosteronepit on 03/13/2012 17:04 -0500Election-year drama covers up astounding economic decay.
Is Red Meat – Or FAKE Meat – Killing Us?
Submitted by George Washington on 03/13/2012 13:07 -0500Does Eating Red Meat Kill You ... Or Is The Problem That We're Eating FAKE Meat?
Portuguese Liquidity Trap: When You Add Too Much Liquidity To F.I.R.E. It Burns!
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 03/13/2012 09:50 -0500Portugal is near guaranteed to default/restructure, so why is everybody so tolerant of so-called "smart people" saying otherwise? OK, let's do this math thingy...
Coming Apart
Submitted by Tim Knight from Slope of Hope on 03/13/2012 08:08 -0500I just finished reading the best-selling Coming Apart by Charles Murray. I confess to not having heard of the book until I saw it in the store, but the cover of a champagne glass and a crumbled beer can instantly suggested to me that I was going to enjoy this new examination of the United States and its sociological disintegration of the past half-century.
In Today's Risk-Filled Markets, Can You Afford to Be Misled By Fantasy Financial Reporting?
Submitted by smartknowledgeu on 03/13/2012 05:14 -0500Today, almost every financial journalist that is published in the mainstream media prefers to be steered by their controlling interests into being a “cleaner”, scrubbing clean the facts and hard evidence of every financial crime scene and of inherent risks that lurk everywhere, and instead, opting to present a rosy, unrealistic, fantasy outlook of stock markets and the global economy.
