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    Find this song - Wide Load by One

    Yep. Can't find the video. Pissing me off. Great song.
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    Is the rally for REAL this time, or do we retest/break the lows?

    Will you really go away and stick to World of Warcraft if you're wrong this time? (Unlike your last broken promise)
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    I was just thinking about how Real Estate Broker Scum are getting a pass

    Realtors and mortgage brokers are the biggest scum of any vocations - far, far worse than used car salesmen. They are now up shits creek w/out a paddle, and it couldn't happen to a more useless pool of scum. They did nothing of value, were paid commissions of 6% or more to 'show' homes...
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    "We're heading toward the sharpest downturn I've ever seen in Europe''

    The Shipping News Suggests World Economy Is Toast: Mark Gilbert Commentary by Mark Gilbert http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601039&sid=a7AhRhE4NJlM&refer=home Oct. 30 (Bloomberg) -- In the third quarter of 2007, Volvo AB booked 41,970 European orders for new trucks. Guess how...
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    So You Think Stocks Are Cheap: Supporting & Contrary Cases Stated

    http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/29/business/economy/29leonhardt.html?pagewanted=2&em Economic Scene ARE STOCKS THE BARGAIN YOU THINK? John Bogle, left, and Warren Buffett say now is the time to buy. Mr. Bogle expects corporate profits to rebound in a couple of years. By DAVID...
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    Baltic Dry Shipping Index Takes Steepest Decline In History

    Karen Finerman actually stated some very intelligent things about this situation. She opined that we have not seen the lows on this index until there are some bankruptcies, and I tend to agree with her. At that time, it would be wise to peruse the strong balance sheet shippers that have...
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    What a freaky market, about ready to go insane

    Your brutal honesty will increase your odds of being long term net positive, with permanent gains, compared to those bathing in hubris. You're well on your way.
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    Baltic Dry Shipping Index Takes Steepest Decline In History

    Okay. Rebuild the bull case for me again, with this and unemployment rising at a dramatic clip? I'm outta' here. I am going to transfer more of my assets to cash. And yes, I'm serious. Good luck to you galactically amazing, true, intraday traders, that can capture almost every tick...
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    What a freaky market, about ready to go insane

    Yes. Of course. We are about to enter a bull phase when we're going to see the sharpest rise in unemployment since 1979-1982. Jobs not only aren't central to economic growth, they no longer matter. Good luck to you. You'll need it.
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    Here's a simple 'fact' as to why we'll retest and break the recent lows...

    ...despite the copious amounts of bullshit you're hearing from those wishing for a few more short covering rallies before they go long cash: JOBS I won't bother to post all the links revealing the massive loss of jobs JUST announced (never mind those that have yet to be announced) and...
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    How much did SAC lose on Volkswagen?

    Look at Sheldon Adelson. 30 billion to 1 billion in 12 months. That's riiiich, biiitch!!!
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    Credit Card Issuers Urge 'Bailout' of 40% of 900 Billion Of Credit Card Debt

    McInSanion or McBushion economics is not different. Nigga', pleeeeaase....
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    2008 Theme Song For Those Who Have Been Or Will Be Wiped Out

    I dedicate this particular iteration to Sheldon Adelson: I used to rule the world Seas would rise when I gave the word Now in the morning I sleep alone Sweep the streets I used to own I used to roll the dice Feel the fear in my enemies eyes Listen as the crowd would sing: "Now the...
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    Credit Card Issuers Urge 'Bailout' of 40% of 900 Billion Of Credit Card Debt

    Anyone with a semblance of intellect should immediately seize on the true meaning of the very first paragraph of the article: "An alliance of financial industry interests and consumer advocates on Wednesday asked federal regulators to allow lenders to reduce by as much as 40 percent the...
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    First Came Mortgage Crisis. On Deck: Credit Card Crisis (Simultaneously)

    Between the credit card write off's to come, and consumers voluntarily cutting back on cc spending, we're in for one hell of a consumer led recession. Consumers Feel the Next Crisis: It’s Credit Cards By ERIC DASH Published: October 28, 2008 First came the mortgage crisis. Now comes...
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    Credit Card Issuers Urge 'Bailout' of 40% of 900 Billion Of Credit Card Debt

    Read between the lines of this article. This is not about 'debt forgiveness,' as the casual reader might probably assume. This is about more 'bailing out.' The Great Credit Card Bailout Push of 2008 Has Begun. Why Not? Everyone Else Is Getting 'Some.' Give tax dollars to everyone and...
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    Marc Faber Right Again: Ben & Hank Are Contributing Force of Incredible Volatility

    http://www.bloomberg.com/avp/avp.htm?N=av&T=Faber%20Says%20Fed%2C%20Treasury%20Have%20Made%20Markets%20More%20Volatile&clipSRC=mms://media2.bloomberg.com/cache/vQooYjRYpYG4.asf
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    Ben Bernanke: Someone pay him to go & study the Great Depression or do anything else

    You can't bait me into saying you literally took me out of context. Or can you? On a more serious note, Pabst, being the elder, seasoned (jaded, cranky, etc.) person you are, what the hell is your problem with the business cycle? You're all for perpetual bubbles blown by the bloviating...
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    Ben Bernanke: Someone pay him to go & study the Great Depression or do anything else

    I think our biggest disagreement is that I want a recession or even worse, so long as it flushes out the toxins, kills the bad actors, and allows the laying of a healthy foundation for future economic growth of the job-producing, robust kind. The last thing to do is confiscate savers' wealth...
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    Bernanke Just Shanked All Longs

    lmfao. Wow. Bernanke's a bitch. Bad omen on that close.
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