Archive - Mar 2012 - Blog entry
March 19th
Bernanke: "I Want to Bring Back Irrational Exuberance"
Submitted by Bruce Krasting on 03/19/2012 06:12 -0500Deals from last week tell me that we are are again in a credit bubble.
Thomas Day | Greg Smith, Goldman-Sachs, Culture, and Governance
Submitted by rcwhalen on 03/19/2012 05:02 -0500Wherein Tom Day of Sungard drops out of hyperspace just long enough to write the following missive on the PRMIA DC web rant soapbox and get a few hours sleeep. Ode to Frank Partnoy. -- Chris
March 18th
Goldman's God Problem on Executive Pay
Submitted by EconMatters on 03/18/2012 16:29 -0500While SEC's rejection of a proposal by a group of religious institutions shareholders requiring an independent examination of Goldman's executive pay could be interpreted as a victory, it doesn't make the issue go away for Goldman
A Revolt, the Quiet Japanese Way
Submitted by testosteronepit on 03/18/2012 12:36 -0500Contamination, power shortages, and scandals: the people confront the almighty nuclear power industry. But no easy way out.
The REAL Cause of the Global Obesity Epidemic
Submitted by George Washington on 03/18/2012 02:58 -0500Some 68% of all Americans are overweight, and obesity has almost doubled in the last couple of decades worldwide.
March 17th
Greg Smith vs Goldman Sachs
Submitted by MacroAndCheese on 03/17/2012 19:06 -0500Who's more foolish, the fool, or the fool who follows him?
Ugly = Beautiful; Beautiful = Ugly: Ray Dalio On Deleveraging
Submitted by Econophile on 03/17/2012 14:35 -0500Ray Dalio released a study he did on deleveraging. The piece was featured prominently here at ZH. I am a fan of Dalio, but his analysis was surprising. His interpretation of the economy is, remarkably, based on a very conventional ideas and is shockingly wrong. For a guy who is known for thinking out of the box and has who has led Bridgewater to become the biggest hedge fund in the world, he has got the deleveraging process all wrong.
What the End Result of the Fed’s Cancerous Policies Will Be and When It Will Hit
Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 03/17/2012 11:04 -0500
The Fed is not a “dealer” giving “hits” of monetary morphine to an “addict”… the Fed has permitted cancerous beliefs to spread throughout the financial system. And the end result is going to be the same as that of a patient who ignores cancer and simply acts as though everything is fine. That patient is now past the point of no return. There can be no return to health. Instead the system will eventually collapse and then be replaced by a new one.
On Slime and Water
Submitted by Bruce Krasting on 03/17/2012 08:01 -0500Peak oil will scare us to death, peak water will kill us.
HaPPY SaiNT PaDDY WaGoN...DaY 2012!
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 03/17/2012 07:29 -0500Ye mangey Goldman Skunks!
March 16th
A Friendly Reminder on the VIX
Submitted by CrownThomas on 03/16/2012 21:45 -0500Retirement... off?
Inflation Even in the Cost of Corruption
Submitted by testosteronepit on 03/16/2012 18:52 -0500There's a lot of it even in Germany, but it finally has a way of measuring it
The Fed Isn’t Providing “Monetary Morphine”; It’s Spreading Financial Cancer That's Killing the Markets & Democratic Capitalism
Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 03/16/2012 13:46 -0500I believe Central Bank intervention is not a drug or “hit” for an addict. Instead, it is a cancer that has spread throughout the financial system’s psyche and which is killing the markets and Democratic capitalism.
Apple's iPad Is Losing Market Share And Profit Margin As Apple Hits All Time High
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 03/16/2012 12:25 -0500Listen up you Muppets!!!!! I'm rehearsing from my Goldman Interview, applying for retail stock broker, pushing Apple inventory :-)
FaTHeR MoRAL HaZARD On THE SHIP oF FRaUD
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 03/16/2012 11:52 -0500Thank you Ben Shalom Bernanke for being the singular pompous PhD idiot who can take the yeoman's credit for navigating this entire golbal ship of financial farce into the sargasso sea of pinstriped fraud.












