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You probably never heard the term 'window dressing.' Werd!

CONTINUED ‘Is That Fair?’ AIG’s near-collapse in September prompted a $182.5 billion government rescue of what was once the world’s largest insurer. Earlier that month, the Federal Housing Finance Agency put Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac under its control after the worst housing slump...

The motto seems to be, 'if the pig is butt-ugly, change the rules to allow for application of lipstick.' http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109&sid=awSxPMGzDW38&refer=home Mark-to-Market Lobby Buoys Bank Profits 20% as FASB May Say Yes Share | Email | Print | A A A By Ian Katz...

Turder, your problem is obvious:

It's begun on the subprime portion, mostly. Let's see if things degrade enough whereby banks begin to walk away from the next tier. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/30/us/30walkaway.html?_r=1&em Banks Starting to Walk Away on Foreclosures By SUSAN SAULNY Published: March 29, 2009...

lmao! First time I've seen this. Pretty shady, Lennar.

Could see 400+ point selloff here in about 15 to 20 minutes. White knuckle time for longs...

GM's glory days; the Chevro...err, I mean Cadillac Cimarron: I've always sat in amazement as GM failed to bother trying for the last 30 years, but even I have to admit they've made significant progress in the last two years (it just sucks for them that we saw auto sales drop by 40% -...

I don't need no stinkin' technicals - stock_trd3r showed up bullish last week, and that's the only inverted head I need to see to know for a fact that a crash is imminent. A pic of turder trading, inverted head in position:

173 billion, and that's just for AIG (doesn't include banks like Citi or BofA, automakers, or others under TARP or TALF).

This week. There's a bold call. There are many catalysts that will happen this week and adversely affect the markets.

AIG Crisis Could Be The Tip Of An Insurance Iceberg The company's situation reflects problems throughout the life insurance industry as investments suffer. Further strain could bring about a second financial crisis...

This article talks about the problems at AIG and also the life insurers, but this one sentence speaks volumes: AIG crisis could be the tip of an insurance iceberg The company's situation reflects problems throughout the life insurance industry as investments suffer. Further strain could...

Someone made the call a while ago, and look at the massive, sector-wide sell off today. Lincoln National is getting crushed.

China's going to get as hard as almost any country in the world. The evidence is already accumulating.

This is the car that the geniuses at Chrysler are willing to give 35% of their equity for: That's a big, big bet on a little car, at a time when every automaker and their suppliers are flooding the market with competing small cars, hybrid and turbodiesel, that get outstanding fuel...

Chrysler is pretty much willing to give up 35% of its stock to obtain the right to build this car in the U.S. (they claim its for all of Fiat's small car technology, but Fiat does not have that many models): Talk about putting all of your eggs in the same motorized mailbox.

"Starting today, the servicing of your General Motors or Chrysler car and the guarantee of its warranty are backed by the United States of America." - President Barack Obama speech today, March 30, 2009. Does this mean I can get Geithner or Bernanke to change my oil? I wonder if they're...