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  1. TGregg

    Bernanke and Paulson are out of control

    5 trillion here and 7 trillion there, pretty soon we're talking real money. Holy @Q*&. 7.4T/300M=$24,666 for every man, woman and child in the US. But the good news is there is no way the ObamaNation will be able to implement socializied medicine.
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    Highest dividend?

    GM was coughing up 40 points or so, last time I looked. :D
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    Econ Quiz

    Free markets typically secure more economic prosperity than government’s centralized planning because: A. the price system utilizes more local knowledge of means and ends B. markets rely upon coercion, whereas government relies upon voluntary compliance with the law C. more tax revenue...
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    US officials flunk test of Amerian history, economics, civics

    http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=145933
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    Liberals and Unions ruined American Business

    Joe Sixpack the investor with 100 shares won't be helping, but (hopefully) the institutions and major shareholders would look at the bottom line and bring things under control. I could easily be wrong, and I'm sure open to ideas.
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    Consensus on C Tomorrow

    Here's what the feds are going to send the taxpayers: <IMG SRC=http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=2191591>
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    Consensus on C Tomorrow

    Turkey day is always on Thursday in the US.
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    Liberals and Unions ruined American Business

    Some sort of check on nutso CEO compensation does seem like a good idea. Having government do it is as dumb as bailouts. Better to structure the situation such that shareholders vote on compensation packages for the top officers of a corporation. Let the market decide what's reasonable...
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    African Americans at ETG

    Looks like Cstfx was spot on, lol.
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    Are there books pointing out the change in our trading environment post crisis?

    Be cautious. Many authors write for reasons other than to inform, ranging from attention-grabbing hysterics to lunatic conspiracy stuff.
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    "Bottom nowhere in sight; staring at a deep hole that entire world could fall into"

    By golly if one or two trillion isn't helping, let's try more! Yeah! Right away! If we beat our heads against the wall long enough, it will eventually feel good. Or stop hurting, anyway. Doing something repeatedly does not turn a bad idea into a good one.
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    Citigroup seeks "emergency cash" from U.S. Treasury

    Didn't some exec just come out and say everything was fine? Which is executive-ease for saying "OMFG we're going down!"
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    In defense of GM, Ford

    That is the entire problem. Once you start saying that some business or some industry needs to be supported by the taxpayer, how do you stop? How to you close this box belonging to Pandora? Once companies can loot the treasury, they'll spend resources trying to rob taxpayers and take unwise...
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    In defense of GM, Ford

    You do not have the right to make $70 an hour pushing a broom, free healthcare and 90% of your wages for sitting on your fat ass if your plant closes. It's greedy unions that want promotions and raises based on length of service, not merit. It's unskilled and uneducated UAW members who insist...
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    Pounding the desk for Goog

    The fact that GOOG has to resort to pumpers here should speak volumes to investors.
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    In defense of GM, Ford

    When the UAW can shut you down until you cave and then you get to pay back wages, you pony up. The union has more power to kill the automakers than the suits. Unless you've been around these folks, you have no idea how loyal they are to the UAW. Union brothers and sisters aren't just words...
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    In defense of GM, Ford

    Sure. Right after we have a conservative president and a libertarian congress, and China gives us all our money back. That's not going to happen in our lifetime. Obama and the democrats are less likely to bust up unions then they are to bust up welfare, medicare or medicaid, or social...
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    In defense of GM, Ford

    The Big Three lose because their costs are too high. A primary driver of those costs are union driven, such as wages, benefits and jobs. Any bailout would have to be an ongoing bailout or Detroit will go belly up. Ongoing bailouts may consist of taking over obligations such as pensions...
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    GM on it's knees in front of Congress

    And they are not begging because their mouth is full: http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20081121/bs_nm/us_gm
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    Hijacked Oil Tanker

    A Nobel Peace Prize is in their future.
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