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I can't believe he went on the Daily Show. Stewart is taking him down methodically and exposing him to the general public for the criminal we all knew he's always been.

Good point, excellent question.

Fictional trade! How dare you impugn the ballin' cred of an ET Member, good sir!!! :p

Stewart's funny because his comedy taps into inherent common sense - many things that many of us think, but are reluctant to speak about or in the terms he speaks about them. He reflects societal sentiment in a way that only the best comedians are able to, and taps into their psyche, and lets...

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a0SGzlISQfa0&refer=home

I apologize. I have no position in Apple. I was speaking to their product line, and should have made that clear. I hope you nail it on the long side.

OMG, a little tiny ipod shuffle, and a touch screen netbook so you don't have to use a trackpad or mouse!!! Wow! What will Apple think of next?!! I think Apple has gone back to the well one too many times. Fumes.

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/1997b610-0d7d-11de-8914-0000779fd2ac.html Citi memo Financial Times Last updated: March 10 2009 14:10 If management e-mails actually “communicated” anything they would be banned. Risks of a leak means workers are subjected to anodyne words on how valued...

ShittyGroup didn't even surprise; the market rose in part based on 'positive thoughts' and unverified claims by Pandit. Pandit Memo Excluded Citigroup Writedowns, Costs: FT Link http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/1997b610-0d7d-11de-8914-0000779fd2ac.html We'll see if they can even meet the low...

The article is much broader than Outback, but how can Outback be saved given the numbers and consumer trends? 2009 will be worse than 2008, and 2010 is likely to be worse than 2010. The job destruction goes on and on..

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/11/06/AR2006110600588.html

Bain must be desperate as are its investors, as it's buying back Outback bonds at 25 cents on the dollar. OSI, whose 1,491 restaurants can be found in 49 U.S. states and 20 countries, offered to buy back some of its bonds for as little as 25.5 cents on the dollar. The company, which also...

Great take down. Greenspan is desperately trying to salvage his legacy, but it's too late. He kept interest rates far too low for far too long, knowing it was creating a credit bubble that (likely) his successor would have to clean up. He told congress time and time again that he...

Greenspan has more in common with Madoff than most would realize at first blush. Both ran multi-year, massive ponzi schemes. Greenspan's was far more damaging by a margin of 10,000%.

Small business generates the majority of jobs in the U.S. To the detractors, Google, Microsoft, HP, McDonald's and many, many other institutions were 'small businesses' early on, some being run from basements or garages.

Indeed. Exports have plunged by truly shocking amounts in China, Japan, Korea and now, Germany. Scary times. The V that was supposed to be a U is now looking to be an L.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109&sid=apUN4GkGPA.I&refer=home Private Equity Indigestion Comes With Bain Bloomin’ Onion Debts Share | Email | Print | A A A By Jason Kelly and Jonathan Keehner March 11 (Bloomberg) -- The restaurant operator that trademarked the...

Achtung, Baby! http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=apE182UITs2E&refer=home

If you're responding to stock_tdr3r, be advised that he's mentally retarded, and actually celebrating because he's down 85% instead of 90% as of yesterday, as he prepares to buy at the top (paper trading account) of each bear market rally from here on in. He also likes to eat paste.

And they said 'decoupling' would render U.S. consumers less relevant and potent... ...those silly analcysts.