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    You think it’s a buyer’s market for new cars? You ain’t seen nothin’ yet.

    High end imports can be picked up super cheap now. The repo men will only get busier over the next few months. There's a growing number of new and used cars piling up, and a shrinking number of cash or credit approved buyers.
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    Here Comes the Crash. Black Friday For Real

    Everything touches the auto industry. Blood in the streets, fellas.
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    Bankruptcy By Huge American Corp By Midnight Friday: Next Stage of Financial Crisis?

    I don't even subscribe to them. They just email me stuff just about every day. Surely others must get stuff from Sovereign Society, no?
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    Bankruptcy By Huge American Corp By Midnight Friday: Next Stage of Financial Crisis?

    Good work. Who will be the next to go down?
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    Bankruptcy By Huge American Corp By Midnight Friday: Next Stage of Financial Crisis?

    "You see, this firm (with 200 locations across the country) performs an incredibly important "behind the scenes" service for many of America's biggest and most well-known corporations, including: Apple Computer, McDonald's, Home Depot, and Wal-Mart." That statement doesn't seem to indicate...
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    Bankruptcy By Huge American Corp By Midnight Friday: Next Stage of Financial Crisis?

    Anyone thinking Sears Holding? Just a thought. Edit - Interesting, b/c GGP IS the 2nd largest mall operator behind Simon Properties.
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    Bankruptcy By Huge American Corp By Midnight Friday: Next Stage of Financial Crisis?

    Received this notice: Dear A-Letter Reader, My colleagues at Stansberry Research tell me there will likely be a MAJOR bankruptcy announcement, before midnight, tomorrow. Porter Stansberry, who’s done as good a job predicting these things as anyone in the financial community over the...
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    What, precisely, is a 'depression?'

    Are there any commonly accepted, empirical data points as to what constitutes an economic depression? If so, what are they? I'm familiar with many of the metrics that are used to discuss what a recession is defined by, but not so with the case of a depression.
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    Things Aren't Bad? Buckle Up. China's Imports AND Exports Dropping Like a Stone

    I don't know. I think nervous reactions are warranted here. We're seeing something real and ominous unfolding. Qu Hongbin, the chief China economist at HSBC, said he expected things to get worse in the coming months as the global recession further saps the demand for Chinese goods. He said...
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    Things Aren't Bad? Buckle Up. China's Imports AND Exports Dropping Like a Stone

    Unexpected Drop in China’s Imports and Exports A man rode a bicycle past containers at a port in Shanghai on Wednesday. By ANDREW JACOBS and DAVID BARBOZA Published: December 10, 2008 BEIJING — Chinese exports registered their largest drop in nearly a decade last month...
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    CNBC's most revolting personality

    Dennis Neale is the most annoying, obnoxious, whiny bitch I've ever seen in my life. Michelle Cabrusa Cabrerra, or wtf her name is, is close behind with her strong opinions about every frickin' topic that comes up. She must think viewers want to hear her opinion on every thing being...
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    Tobin’s Q ratio: S&P may plunge another 55 percent to 400; Massive Deflation To Come

    No problem. I think this ratio is fascinating. Makloda made a comment earlier in the thread that I'm still thinking about. These are complex times.
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    Tobin’s Q ratio: S&P may plunge another 55 percent to 400; Massive Deflation To Come

    I feel what you are saying. It's absolutely confusing. I honestly don't think anyone knows what's to come, but I would not be so bold as to rule out deflation as this ratio indicates, because this global deleveraging means that much of the fiat money being printed and given to the financial...
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    Joe the Plumber: McCain 'appalled me'

    http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=120482&perpage=6&highlight=1250&pagenumber=28
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    Joe the Plumber: McCain 'appalled me'

    Not only is this guy an idiot, he's a backstabber. His attempt to throw John McCain under the bus will come back to haunt him as everyone will see it as the transparent ruse it is; to cozy up to Palin, whom he thinks has a future in the GOP, while sullying McCain, whom he thinks does not...
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    Gingrich says Palin will not be the future GOP leader

    Sarah Palin, in the wonder and splendor that is her essence: <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/z-kjM1asH-8&hl=en&fs=1"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed...
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    Tobin’s Q ratio: S&P may plunge another 55 percent to 400; Massive Deflation To Come

    Bloomberg Live is talking about Tobin's Q Ratio right now.
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    Tobin’s Q ratio: S&P may plunge another 55 percent to 400; Massive Deflation To Come

    Q Ratio Signals ‘Horrific’ Market Bottom, CLSA Says (Update1) http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aKNSK0gYlqB0&refer=home By Patrick Rial Dec. 10 (Bloomberg) -- A global stock slump may have further to go, according to Tobin’s Q ratio, which compares the market...
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    Worst Spending Slump Since 1942 Extends ‘Scary’ U.S. Recession

    Worst Spending Slump Since 1942 Extends ‘Scary’ U.S. Recession http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601110&sid=ado8P..GCtC4 By Shobhana Chandra and Andy Burt Dec. 10 (Bloomberg) -- The biggest slump in U.S. consumer spending since 1942 will extend the recession and push the...
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    Last Time This Happened: Great Depression. Investors Buying 0% Yield On Treasuries.

    Who's got it wrong? Treasury investors or stock market bulls? There is an ocean of space between these two camps, and only one camp can be deemed to be the future 'smart money, invested as of today.'...
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