Archive - Jun 2009 - Story
June 14th
Six Flags: Bankruptcy Edition
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/14/2009 07:06 -0500Zero Hedge would like to share with readers the latest and greatest from Six Flags, whose bankruptcy seems to have had no impact on corporate-blogger relations:
Hey Tyler ,
I hope this email finds you well…it’s xxxx again with the latest update :)
Rahm Emanuel Paging Oliver North
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/14/2009 05:38 -0500Will Civil Unrest In Iran Push Oil Over $100?
Probably not.
An Open Letter To The Secretary Of The Department Of The United States Treasury
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/14/2009 04:25 -0500Dear Mr. Geithner:
RenTec Drops In Second Week Of June
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/14/2009 02:18 -0500After being up 0.22% for the month of June last week, Jim Simons 60th world largest supercomputer lost 0.13% in the second week and is now up just 0.09% MTD, whereas, thanks to such obvious market manipulation that even German fund managers are making fun of us, the S&P is now, as Bob Pisani points every second when he is not discussing how a sideways market is victory for the bulls, at 2009 highs.
June 13th
Guardia di Finanza to [Bloomberg/Handelsblatt]: Bonds Probably [Fake/Real]
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/13/2009 21:34 -0500Handelsblatt (June 13):
As for the authenticity of the "Kennedy-Bonds," we still have doubts, but the U.S. government bonds (worth/in denominations of ? ) some 358 million euros seem (credible/ believable). They are made of filigree paper of excellent quality," said [Colonel Rodolfo] Mecarelli.
Galiplan Financial Services: "The Permanent Bid - Manipulation?"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/13/2009 21:15 -0500Zero Hedge believes in disclosing the truth - sometimes it is slightly biased by the filter of interpretation but for the most part we present the facts that lead us to our conclusions, and open up the forum to intelligent debate.
Unedited Economic Commentary
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/13/2009 19:15 -0500Every now and then an unbiased perspective on the "one world currency," the PPIP, TALF, GM, the bank bailout, Nancy Pelosi, the Obama budget, and a 0.95 batting average with disco balls is refreshing.
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Saturday Readings
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/13/2009 16:54 -0500- Must read: California notice of defaults and foreclosures skyrocketing (Dr Housing Bubble)
- Canada decries "rising tide" of US protectionism (Reuters)
- Ahmadinejad re-elected; protests flare; JPM can not gun SPY as market closed (











