Monthly Archives: November 2011
BOOYA: Take That Big Banks; Young Entrepreneur Creates a No ATM Fee Start up
You’ll have to watch or wait through some advertising, but that is better than shelling out money to the banks for nothing.
Comments »OECD Issues Danger Alert On Contagion
The OECD fears Europe’s sovereign debt crisis infecting the global banking system and economic recovery.
Comments »Moody’s Warns of Credit Risk Rising For All Euro Region Ratings
“In the absence of major policy initiatives in the near future which stabilize credit market conditions, or those conditions stabilizing for any other reason, the point is likely to be reached where the overall architecture of Moody’s ratings within the euro area, and possibly elsewhere within the EU, will need to be revisited,” the statement said. “Moody’s expects to complete such a repositioning during first quarter of 2012.”
Comments »Italy Sells Inflation Linked Bonds With Yields Above 7%
This is now the second time paper has been sold with a 7% yield or higher. On a different note LEH went out just after they sold inflation linked bonds….
Comments »Priorities All Mixed Up; The EU and the U.N. Still Spend Time on Climate Change Reform
Don’t get me wrong; pollution is not good. But man is not the cause of climate change and there should be no time wasted during a sovereign debt crisis.
Comments »The Euro Still Faces Breakup If EU Does Not Get Ahead of the Curve
Banks, analysts, and rating agencies are sounding the alarms; perhaps trying to get the EU in gear.
Comments »A Global Bull Market in Commodities Continues to Outpace Equities
Japan’s Bond Yields Rise; Fears of Downgrade Play a Role
Merkel Discusses Fast Track EU Policy Change
Central Banks Across the Planet Keep the Pedal to the Metal
Despite this we have had a slowdown…no ? Makes you have respect for the gravity of the whole create in 2007-08.
Comments »The Federal Reserve is Expected to Inject $500 Billion + Into Mortgage Bonds
Instead of treasuries the fed is now expected to purchase mortgage bonds as a round of stimulus; this according to the largest bond dealers….so no official word yet.
Comments »Global Markets Raise a Glass of Champagne to New Attacks Against Sovereign Debt
Asia is strong
Europe is up 2.25-4.75%
Futures are up full retard
Italian, Spanish, French, Belgium, yields are down between 1.5 and 3,7%. Libor rates continue to relax along with TED spreads; but German 10 year bund yields are rising this morning.
Comments »As the World Burns, Congress Proposes a Bill to Literally Turn America into a Police State
TEBOW WINS AGAIN
Bush and Blair Found Guilty of War Crimes
International criminals
[youtube://http:/www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZxa0-IXl_U 450 300] Comments »Bernie Fine Fired; Evidence Reveals Wife Watched Molestation
Then the wife seduces the molested boy years later.
WTF is wrong with people ???????????????????
Comments »Iran: We’ll fire 150,000 missiles at Israel if attacked
“Defense minister Vahidi tells army volunteers ‘Israel has to be punished for what it has done to the Muslims in Palestine’
Comments »Asia Celebrates Headlines From Europe: Seoul, Nikkei, & S&P Futures Up 2%
FLASH: S&P Futures Open Up +1.5%
Will they hold their gains through the night?
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