Archive - May 2012 - Blog entry

May 25th

rcwhalen's picture

Greece & US Banks: Where's Da Risk?





We will only learn about currency risk exposures as and when the creditors disclose same to investors.  In the meantime, we’ll have lots of fun watching media spin their wheels over the game of “find the risk”

 

May 24th

Phoenix Capital Research's picture

Here’s the REAL DEAL NO BS Situation with Europe (Warning What Follows is EXTREMELY BAD).





This is the REAL DEAL for Europe. Anyone who has some kind of counter-argument to these points either doesn’t understand the political environment we’ve entered (even Central Banks are fed up with bowing to political pressure from politicians) or is simply hoping that by ignoring these realities they (the realities) will go away.

 

williambanzai7's picture

MaY YoU LiVe In InTeReSTiNG TiMES...





Initiative comes to thems who wait...--A Clockwork Orange

 

Reggie Middleton's picture

Facebooking The Chinese Wall: A Step-By-Step Guide On How To Build An Unassailable Case Against Muppet Manipulators!!!





For anyone who can't see the "WHY" or "HOW" in a Muppet Manipulators suit, re: Facebook IPO, here's a step by step guide comparing my research to that of the top 4 underwriters showing exactly what they did wrong & how everyone is ignoring it

 

Phoenix Capital Research's picture

Greece Could Implode the Second Bailout and the EU by Mid-June





 

In plain terms, by mid-June, Greece could very well be controlled by an anti-austerity, anti-bailout party that wants to completely do away with the second Greek bailout (which means a potential disorderly default). This actually is the best possible outcome for Greece as the alternative is outright anarchy. Remember, Greece has gone through two Governments since its Crisis began: one was the long-standing President, the other was an EU-appointed bureaucrat.

 

hedgeless_horseman's picture

Will the Grexit be Euro positive, or Euro negative?





The Euro (and Yen) currencies are DESIGNED to be debased, as and when needed, to achieve synchronized diving with the pound and dollar.

 

GoldCore's picture

Central Bank Gold Buying Surges To Over Over 70.3 Tonnes In April





Gold’s London AM fix this morning was USD 1,558.50, EUR 1,239.27, and GBP 993.62 per ounce. Yesterday's AM fix this morning was USD 1,555.00, EUR 1,229.44, and GBP 989.56 per ounce.
Gold fell $5.60 or 0.36% in New York yesterday and closed at $1,561.20/oz. Gold has been trading sideways in Asia and was slightly lower in Europe prior to buying which saw gold rise to about the close in New York yesterday. 

 

Bruce Krasting's picture

IRS Cuts Deals





I want a deal!

 

May 23rd

thetechnicaltake's picture

We Should Not Forget





Motorcyclists travel to L.A. and then travel east picking up other riders.

 

George Washington's picture

It Is Worth Fighting … Even When There Is No Hope of Winning





Here's My Argument for Fighting the Good Fight Even Against Seemingly Overwhelming Odds ... The Counter-Argument Is that We Should Unplug from the Martrix, and that Will Suck Away Its Power. What Do You Think, Savvy Reader?

 
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