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Obama: Master Lock's unionized plant in Milwaukee is running at full capacity. ------------ Check it out: (Putzy must have overlooked this industry) Gun, Ammo Boom Has Manufacturers At Full Capacity "The driver is fear of the current administration, of not being able to get guns...

What I don't understand is why the banks won't refi existing loans to longer terms to get the payment down. Take any loan and extend it out 40- to 50 years. They could do an ARM at 10 years - then 20 years or something like that. If the arguement is somehow the banks can't unwind the...

I wonder how they arrived at that number 20k? What's this going to save you, 200 a month? Chump change even if you have a job. Imo, this deal smells like a back door effort to save the banks ass. Probably a bank foreclosure procceeding is much more than 20k, banks have to cover state...

Buffett’s Railroad Among Winners From Keystone Denial ------------ The chain of influence is unbroken.(Obama, Buffett) I never thought that WEB's purchase of RR had an oil angle to it.

Just remember that as one door closes, another one opens. Unless you're on a balcony..... then you're in deep shit.

Two second rate hedge fund managers duking it out to manage our money. vs The academic who can't do but "teaches". I present.. Michael Buffer................ <iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/VpFITa9eYoQ" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

That's interesting. We have low volume and monthly outflows, very possible the situation could lead to a solid increase in the coming months.

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I had no idea time zones were so far apart...:cool:

"Wonderful!" . "What can you do?" "Well," said the surgeon, "I could graft on a tail."

The police came to my front door last night holding a picture of my wife. They asked, "Is this your wife, sir?" Shocked, I answered, "Yes, that's her." They said "I'm afraid it looks like she's been in a car accident." I said "I know, but she has a lovely personality..."

following the pastor’s discovery, he issued a stern warning: “You have 24 hours to find it and to come up with an amends and to come up with a plan. ‘I’m sorry and it won’t happen again’ won’t work,” he scolded. Definitely a New Yorker.

I want to be the first one to know the news is wrong, the truth is beneath the surface. If facebook posts runs in the millions and we have millions of tweets, and news goes "viral" (via algorthms) the "market knows all" will get it wrong, the media may eventually have accurate information but...

I've use the poker strategy for this (whether it is right or wrong, it's the only analogy I have, hence it's a game changer for me when this happens.) Maybe a card player could comment. If 5 poker players all have the perfect money making stratgy and they all play together every...

Suppose algorithms were responsible for a "flash crash" in the markets. The remedy might be price point circuit breakers. While TPTB stand around with their thumb up their ass. Now suppose we have key word algorithms for news.Could we have a "flash crash" panic in the general population as...

History is funny. Over its history, the city of Detroit has presented seven people with the keys to the city. Well, two of them are fictional characters: Santa Claus and Elmo from Sesame Street. The five actual people who have been presented with the keys to the city of Detroit are: the...

A barber runs out of his shop and down to the nearest corner where a policeman is standing. "Officer," he asks, "have you seen a man run by here in the last few minutes?" "No, I haven't. What's the problem?" "The lousy cheat ran out of my shop without paying me!" "Does this fellow...

"We are ruined by our own biases. When making decisions, we see what we want, ignore probabilities, and minimize risks that uproot our hopes. What's worse, "we are often confident even when we are wrong," writes Daniel Kahneman, in his masterful new book on psychology and economics called...

Well they don't have the luxury of the "Fed" to supply them with more money like here in the US.

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