Archive - 2012 - Blog entry
February 16th
Ironic EU Begging Expedition to China
Submitted by testosteronepit on 02/16/2012 23:48 -0500At least, Premier Wen Jiabao didn’t kick out the conniving scoundrels.
Is This Recovery?
Submitted by Econophile on 02/16/2012 17:39 -0500- Auto Sales
- Bank of England
- Budget Deficit
- Capital Formation
- Cash For Clunkers
- China
- Commercial Real Estate
- CPI
- default
- Discount Window
- ETC
- European Central Bank
- Eurozone
- Excess Reserves
- Gallup
- Great Depression
- Greece
- headlines
- Lehman
- LTRO
- M2
- Markit
- Monetary Policy
- Money Supply
- National Debt
- New York City
- NFIB
- Personal Consumption
- Personal Income
- Quantitative Easing
- Rate of Change
- Real estate
- Recession
- recovery
- Regional Banks
- State Tax Revenues
- Student Loans
- Unemployment
Are we really in an economic recovery or is it a figment of the Fed's quantitative easing? This will be the biggest factor in the 2012 elections.
MiNi MeRKeL...
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 02/16/2012 15:31 -0500Dinner with Banzai7 and the Limerick King...
Greece is Not Lehman 2.0... As I'll Show, It's Much Much Worse
Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 02/16/2012 12:17 -0500When Greece defaults, the fall-out will be much, much larger than people expect simply by virtue of the fact that everyone is lying about their exposure to Greece.
The Rating Agency Endorsed BoomBustBlog Big Bank Bash Off Starts In 3...2...1...
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 02/16/2012 11:19 -0500- BAC
- Bank of America
- Bank of America
- Bank Run
- Barclays
- Bear Stearns
- Belgium
- Book Value
- Capital Markets
- Citigroup
- Counterparties
- Countrywide
- Credit Suisse
- Deutsche Bank
- Dick Bove
- ETC
- Fail
- Federal Reserve
- Fitch
- France
- goldman sachs
- Goldman Sachs
- Investment Grade
- JPMorgan Chase
- Lehman
- Lehman Brothers
- Market Crash
- Merrill
- Merrill Lynch
- Morgan Stanley
- Nomura
- None
- Rating Agencies
- Rating Agency
- ratings
- Ratings Agencies
- Real estate
- recovery
- Reggie Middleton
- Risk Based Capital
- Royal Bank of Scotland
- Sovereign Debt
- Sovereigns
- Stress Test
- Total Credit Exposure
- WaMu
Now everybody's bank bashing, of course the reason to bash the banks is 4 years old, despite Bove-like analysis to the contrary. I will discuss this on CNBC for a FULL HOUR tomorrow from 12 pm to 1pm.
Boomerang Book Review
Submitted by Tim Knight from Slope of Hope on 02/16/2012 11:18 -0500Most airport book stores are crammed with the very latest business books which promise to make you a better worker at whatever job you've got, guaranteeing you a much bigger salary. ("Good to Great", "Emotional Equations", "Entreleadership", "Switch", and a myriad of other worthless drivel). I was heartened to see Michael Lewis' Boomerang, which is something I knew would interest me. So that's what I bought.
FLaTuLeNCe...
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 02/16/2012 07:36 -0500Breakfast with Banzai7 and the Limerick King...
February 15th
MF Global: Where's the Cash -- Part II
Submitted by rcwhalen on 02/15/2012 23:53 -0500Until the Congress rectifies the current bankruptcy laws and allows trustees to claw back payments made to secured lenders and other counterparties, there is no reason for any rational personal to allow a broker dealer to hold securities in custody.
Philipp Bagus On the LTRO and True Role of Central Banks
Submitted by CrownThomas on 02/15/2012 21:33 -0500As you know, back in December the ECB conducted a 3 year LTRO operation that drew far more interest than anticipated. The operation saw banks draw a Gross (net liquidity injection was ~210 Billion Euros) ~490 Billion Euros from the ECB (and not according to plan, turned around and parked it back at the ECB instead of buying up shitty bonds).
Update on the Planned Wars Against Syria and Iran
Submitted by George Washington on 02/15/2012 17:12 -0500Must ... Not ... Think ...
Inflation, Stealth Inflation, and How to Maintain Your Purchasing Power Against Both
Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 02/15/2012 16:37 -0500
Make no mistake, inflation is creeping into the system in a big way. And the Fed will not raise interest rates to fight it until it’s far too late. Debt levels are simply too high for the Federal Government and US corporations, particularly the large banks which the Fed has been doing everything it can to prop up.
Firewalls In Place, Markets ready: Greece Can Go To Heck
Submitted by testosteronepit on 02/15/2012 16:18 -0500Northern Europe to Greece: it’s over, baby....
DR STRaNGLe SCHauBLe, MaRio PoNZi, EURO GoDZiLLa aND CeRTaiN OTHeR EURO CuRioSITieS
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 02/15/2012 15:33 -0500Since the world is on a delusional course, we must adopt a delusional standpoint towards the world.--Jean Baudrillard
20 Times More Japanese Earthquakes in the 6 Months Following March 2011 than in the Previous 9 YEARS ... Quake May Have "Awaken
Submitted by George Washington on 02/15/2012 14:05 -0500Pandora's Box?
Dare It Be Spoken? The QQQs really seem Topped Out
Submitted by Tim Knight from Slope of Hope on 02/15/2012 13:01 -0500Anyone who has dared question the infinite strength of the Apple juggernaut has had their liver eaten daily by a hawk. (My own view last week that Apple would get a little above $500 then reverse didn't quite work out, although I'm willing to give myself a little wiggle room here). But it really seems to me we are just about at the peak of how high the QQQs are going to be able to go.










