Awesome idea. Hope the costs can remain low!
Comments »The Financial Services Committee Recommends Blocking Fannie and Freddie Pay Packages
Dim Sum Bonds Celebrate Wide Acceptance
IT’S OFFICIAL: BERLUSCONI TO RESIGN
Austerity has been passed in Italy and Berlusconi is expected to resign immediately.
Comments »Hot Luxury Gifts for the Holidays in 2011
World Markets Celebrate a Triple Play Plan
Europe says they have struck a concrete plan to recapitalize banks, make Greece take a haircut, and leverage the ESFS fund by 4 or 5 times….
Comments »{VIDEO} #OCCUPY #OWS ONE-MONTH ANNIVERSARY
Documentary: Monopoly Men
I will be out till Tuesday. Gonna get my annual lost at sea fishing trip on.
Anyway here is tomorrows documentary today.
[youtube://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZqu6_-4r-o 450 300]
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Bill Ackman’s Pershing Capital is Betting on a Housing Recovery
Hippies are About to Open Up an Organic Can of Whoop Ass Hemp on the NYPD
A Friday morning showdown loomed between Occupy Wall Street and the NYPD after protesters vowed to defy orders to leave Zuccotti Park so it could be cleaned.
The city says protesters can return to the park after the cleanup – but without the sleeping bags, tarps and coolers that have made their 27-day sit-in possible.
“We see this as a pretext to shut the occupation down,” said protester Amin Husain.
Occupy Wall Street – an amorphous group that has tapped into national populist anger at corporate excess – said it would resist any attempt by the NYPD to shift protesters from the public plaza where they have camped since Sept. 17.
“They will not foreclose our home!” Husain told the crowd. “This is an occupation, not a permitted picnic. We won’t allow them to come in.”
They geared up for a confrontation, sending out an emergency alert calling on supporters to mobilize at 6 a.m. Friday “to defend the occupation from eviction.”
“We’ll position ourselves with our brooms and mops in a human chain around the park, linked at the arms,” protest organizers wrote on their Facebook page.
“If the NYPD attempts to enter, we’ll peacefully/non-violently stand our ground and those who are willing will get arrested.”
FLASH: RAJ RAJ GOING TO A FEDERAL POUND ME IN THE ASS PRISON
Raj Rajaratnam, the face of the biggest trading scandal in a generation, was sentenced Thursday to 11 years in prison, one of the longest ever sentences handed down for an insider case.
Prosecutors had sought a sentence of 19 years and seven months to 24 years and five months behind bars for the former hedge fund titan. Rajaratnam’s lawyers — citing health problems, among other factors — had been urging the judge to consider a much more lenient sentencing range of six-and-a-half years to eight years and one month.
“His crimes and the scope of his crimes reflect a virus in our business culture that needs to be eradicated,” US District Judge Richard Holwell said in imposing sentence. The judge also ordered Rajaratnam to pay a $10 million fine.
Comments »More on The Euro Zone Bailout Ponzi Scheme
Leverage is a tool, but can be dangerous and sometimes fatal.
Comments »Michigan Leads the Way in State Pension Reform
since Michigan has been suffering for much longer than the rest of the country they had to create pension reforms as much as 14 years ago. Now they might be the model to follow.
Comments »A Look Into the $125 Billion Bailout of Dexia
Buffets Favorite Indicator Continues To Move North
‘Aftershock’ Author Wiedemer: Markets Poised for Meltdown Like 2008
Will Expanding The EFSF Rally the Markets ?
Why not. Perhaps we can have a new high Thanksgiving to Christmas rally.
Rumor hast it that a TARP style program is in the bag.
I get the feeling we have one more sell off and then MELT UP TIME.
Comments »FLASH: The Dutch Approve EFSF Leverage
The Dutch have approved the expansion of EFSF; that just leaves a few more votes over the next month.
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