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Frontrunning: February 8
- No job growth for small business spurs recovery doubt (Bloomberg)
- S&P plunge fails to shake Gabelli on technology (Bloomberg)
- El-Erian favors Brazil bonds, Chinese Yuan. Whatever happened to Bunds? (Bloomberg)
- Is the market priced for perfection? (NYT)
- America's #1 creditor holds the ultimate weapon (Post)
- Conan's Majestic duplex on West 72nd Street on the block for $35 million (Post)
- Toyota: Ford v2 (Bloomberg)
- Testy conflict with Goldman helped push AIG to the edge (NYT)
- What I learned from Paulson's book (WSJ)
- Reining in the front riders (Morgan Stanley)
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"Is the market priced for perfection?" More like the second coming.
America's #1 creditor holds the ultimate weapon (Post)
link is busted
try this
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/china_debt_bomb_onc23nzJdiQR7gTLkrwSpL
Interest article also on Bloomberg:
Weak Dollar Illusory as Correlated Trade Shows Gains
"For all the concern over the $1.6 trillion U.S. budget deficit and record debt load, the dollar is as valuable now as 35 years ago."
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aVbhDaStbA1Q&pos=2
Where is Marla?
Where is Marla?
+1000
Inquiring minds want to know. Has she been offered an executive position at Goldman's and crossed over to the dark side?
We need to know, Tyler.
Even the Mortgage Bankers Association is resorting to jingle-mail
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405274870482970457504911142891289...
Everyone misses Marla. She's such a hottie.
However, we can all suspect she's proofreading Tyler's dispositions and augmenting his language skills occasionally.
-MobBarley