Archive - Sep 17, 2012 - Blog entry
Japan’s Slow-Motion Tsunami
Submitted by testosteronepit on 09/17/2012 21:02 -0500This time, the young generations are paying the price.
The Zero Hedge Daily Round Up #128 - 09/17/2012
Submitted by dottjt on 09/17/2012 20:15 -0500Today's Zero Hedge articles in audio summary! "I'm sorry guys. I can't go out. Mum's grounded me for not burning our U.S. embassy." Everyday. Yeah, just everyday.
QE and the new Fed plan: what are its dynamics?
Submitted by RobertBrusca on 09/17/2012 18:38 -0500We will explore how QE and the new Fed plan might work- might work...So far what the Fed is putting in front of us and what Paul Krugman has written about are two wholly differnt things. It makes me wonder if there is any stucture behind QE besdies prayer...
Russia Is Sitting on “Trillions of Carats” of Diamonds
Submitted by George Washington on 09/17/2012 15:26 -0500Enough to Supply the Global Diamond Market for 3,000 Years
The Real Meaning of the 1-Year Anniversary of Occupy Wall Street
Submitted by George Washington on 09/17/2012 11:41 -0500What Really Happened With Occupy?
17 Sep 2012 – “ Every Day I Have The Blues " (Memphis Slim, 1949)
Submitted by AVFMS on 09/17/2012 10:53 -0500Having had the last 2 weeks propped up by Ben and Jerry, oops, Mario, who delivered the f(l)avours that had been expected throughout the summer, markets will be in need for some concrete impulses to push further.
Spanish bond auction on Thu rather on the mighty side.
Mostly bored today, though...
Where We Are and Where We’re Going (Week of September 17 2012)
Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 09/17/2012 10:10 -0500
These are the issues to consider going forward. Our view is that it is quite possible the Fed has played its hand too strongly and thereby damaged its future efforts to maintain market stability via intervention. Given that stocks were already decoupled from the underlying economic realities, this has made the market highly vulnerable to a sharp correction.
The Big Questions Going Forward (Week of September 17 2012)
Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 09/17/2012 10:09 -0500These are the issues to consider going forward. Our view is that it is quite possible the Fed has played its hand too strongly and thereby damaged its future efforts to maintain market stability via intervention. Given that stocks were already decoupled from the underlying economic realities, this has made the market highly vulnerable to a sharp correction.
OCCuPY THiS!
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 09/17/2012 09:06 -0500Nothing has changed, it has only gotten worse...
