The future of media lies in creating truly compelling content, not iPad apps or Flash gadgets. Let's get back to the old school when media outlets broke truly investigative stories and they reported the news in lieu of having it reported to them. Isn't there a reason why ZeroHedge is so successful with absence of iPhone app, flash animation, etc.?
It is not inconceivable to fantasize about crucial city services that save lives getting more of that multi-trillion federal assistance than bondholders behind failed and fraudulent banking practices, no? As for the anticipation that this will resolve itself by next year…
There never was a housing recovery, just a reflex reaction from .gov bubble blowing. Now that that's over, we return to our regularly scheduled housing crash...
Here come the requisite "I told you so's", but before we get to that, here's an IQ test for anyone who feels the NAR or their chief economist deserves ANY airtime or media representation whatsoever...
Android is slated to soon surpass iOS for the amount of ad impressions served according to data found in the latest inMobi report, the 3rd largest mobile ad network behind Google’s Ad Mob and Apple’s iAd. According to inMobi, their report is based on one of the most extensive analysis performed in the industry, covering ?mobile consumers in over 115 countries around the world.
The cascade of restructurings are approaching exactly as I have forecast. Not 48 hours after I warned of Spain's impending problems, ratings agency have (rather tardily) moved to downgrade them.
Reggie Middleton vs Goldman Sachs' marketing department for investment banking, brokerage and trading (otherwise known as their sell side analysts), round 4. Who has been the most accurate in the past?
I bet that either you, or someone that you may know, weren't privvy to the TARP 2.0 tax payer funded bailout right under your noses, and the government released the evidence buried in one of over a dozen spreadsheets featuring over 70,000 transactions, with the incriminating one featuring over 340,000 cells and over 10,000 transactions. We at BoomBustBlog suppose they thought no one would be good enough at Excel to ferret it out, or maybe they believed we were all just numb over hearing a trillion here, a trillion there. You know, after a while it starts to add up to real money.
Spain takes one step closer to a bailout, then eventual restructuring (aka, default), thus far exactly as forecast by BoomBustBlog. For those not keeping track, it is currently the financing premium leader among the non-bailed out PIIGS group.
It appears as if I wrinkled a few feathers of the birds that are doing God’s work with my missive “Goldman’s $430 Target, Screaming Buy On Apple At Its All Time High Is In Direct Contravention To Reggie Middleton’s Logic – Who’s Right? Well, Who Has Been More Right In The Past?“. This is a good thing! A little creative destruction and anarchy is positive for the complacent masses. I say we take this up a notch, pull down our pants and see who is truly the most intellectually endowed...
It's Reggie Middleton vs Goldman again. This time on Apple. Who has the better track record? Let's delve into the logic of an Apple buy and realize who is making the recommendation and why...
Let's compare Spain to other nations that have defaulted in the recent past and see if there are any similarities. Surprise, surprise. We all know that Spain is big enough that if it goes, there goes that Euro-thingy experiment.
Much of Microsoft's new tech is simply best of breed and undeniably cutting edge. It is amazing they don't get more sell side recognition for it. Whether the sell side recognizes it or not though, Windows is likely the future of computing - just as it has been the past.
