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This is what Roubini has stated, as well. Instead of asking relevant and critical questions, the financial media gets caught up in the "bubble" and puts hedge fund managers on the front covers of magazines heralding them as geniuses. They are by far, the biggest "cheerleaders" in a bubble...

Given your twisted logic, George von Trapp isn't Austrian ( or German ) either given that his birthplace of Zadar, Dalmatia is now in Croatia. The more you post, the more absurd you look. Nice try buddy! :D

I don't consider myself a Liberal, RETARD. But then again, I'm not at all surprised at how you would be confused about that point given your ridiculously absurd use of the English language and reading comprehension that borders on that of a 4th grader.

You mean like Bill O'Reilly? :p

Looks like anyway that you count it, Monday is gonna be a "downer".

Still a decent "bid" in the market but there is a lot of news out over the weekend with G-20 and OPEC. Could see a little "rinse" before the bell. :)

Thanks Mu! :)

I can vouch for Kurt Eckhardt's credibility. We may not always agree on political issues, but the man certainly has his finger on the pulse of the market. ET could use a lot more veterans on their website like Kurt. :)

Wow, we finally have a Larry Summers sighting . . . I was wondering where some of the sharper "tools" in the shed were hiding! http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090313/ap_on_go_pr_wh/obama_economy And on Sunday we have Ben Bernanke appearing on "60 Minutes" to reach out to the average American...

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We are rolling over pretty good here now . . . Also interesting to note, the natural resource, steel, and coal stocks are under a lot of pressure.

Banks are strong again. WFC, USB, BAC, MS, etc.

Exactly! I still remember Michelle Cabruso Cabrerra "cheerleading" the Commodity Futures Modernization Act of 2000 ( which brought us un-regulated credit default swaps and the Enron loophole ) . . . and telling the CNBC audience that Wall Street needed this legislation to pass, otherwise jobs...

"How can anyone who loves our country support the Republicans now? Barry Goldwater, William F. Buckley and Ronald Reagan defined the modern conservatism that used to be what the Republican Party I belonged to was about. Today no actual conservative can be a Republican. Reagan would despise...

And where would you place Phil Gramm in your "Destruction of America" category???

True. She's such a hypocrite when it comes to factual information that it isn't even funny. Leave it to her to state that the Von Trapp Family singers came from Germany: "Then there's George Soros, who compared Israel to Nazi Germany and President George Bush to the Nazis. Soros later...

Fox News doesn't get nominated for anything because they support idiots like Karl Rove who come on their station and make absurd claims, like how the Obama Administration is assuming 5-6% GDP growth for 2010 . . . And instead of questioning such erroneous claims, Fox News just laps it all...

Huge "grind" across the board. Same in crude oil, now +4.60 heading into the close. This is supportive of the OIH and energy names in the S&P.

It is not long-term rates as such that fueled the Housing bubble, but rather the monetary pumping by the Fed. "We suspect that because of the aggressive lowering of interest rates between December 2000 to June 2003 the Fed had pushed the federal funds rate target below where market...

In many cases, there was NO regulation. No regulation of CDS due to Mr. Phil Gramm and his associates Dick Lugar and Peter Fitzgerald back in December of 2000, along with the fact that insurance companies like AIG fall below the radar because there is no national insurance regulator; only...