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Faber was part of, but not all, of the equation. More is coming.

You won't be able to afford a book. If Mitchell said it, it happened. He's not Einhorn having a ghost pound out some piece of shit to line his pocket. But for you, I'll call. How's that?

Thanks. Appreciate it. Like an ugly person saying your nose is crooked. I'll take it to heart. btw there, Einstein. Shouldn't you enter the quote you're referencing, so I can see what you're talking about? Or not!

You know, you prove yourself to be a greater fool with each scribe............You know nothing. Absolutely nothing. You fly by the seat of your threadbare pants. I highly suggest that use those two ears and one mouth in the proportion that the Creator desired...

"The hedge fund manager whom Faber “trusts” was lying. Goldman was not turning down Bear’s credit. We know this because some minutes later in the broadcast, Faber says so. " Let me explain something to you. Mitchell, the author, worked for Columbia School of Journalism. "They"...

Lenny Bruce first. Pryor at the time was the King. Carlin never reached the critical praise of Pryor while Richard was working. But you have to give George credit - when 7 came out, there was nothing like it. HBO didn't start until 73. So, at the time, it was shocking, funny...

yeah. Just because CNBC came on, bum rushed the CEO, lied on national TV, just because there were massive fails to deliver..... All just a coincidence.

Right. Whatever. The SEC should subpoena Faber to find out which market-manipulating hedge fund fed him the false information about Goldman. Of course, if the SEC were to do this, the Media Mob would go berserk and start waving the First Amendment right to protect hedge funds who take down...

Actually, it was more like a prison interrogation than an interview. Faber demanded that Schwartz explain the rumors. Schwartz said the rumors were not true. Quite in contrast to Gasparino, Faber made it clear from his tone that viewers shouldn’t trust Bear’s executives. Then Faber...

Good idea, Herb. Let us take a look at David Faber’s reporting. It was not just interesting. It was jaw-dropping – an utterly grotesque display of journalistic malfeasance. Indeed, Faber’s reporting probably contributed a great deal to the precipitous collapse of Bear Stearns – an...

http://www.deepcapture.com/ Let’s pick up “The Story of Deep Capture” where it left off – with the demise of Bear Stearns and the near collapse of the American financial system. It’s April 2, 2008, and CNBC reporter Charlie Gasparino has just reported that Lehman Brothers CEO...

STOCKGATE TODAY Cannibalism on Wall Street – June 26, 2008 David Patch There is no mercy on Wall Street when traders and savvy investors are provided opportunity to eat their own. With subprime write-down’s becoming the new quarterly event it didn’t take a rocket...

I started to watch an interview w/a man whose child was raped. They wanted to ask his opinion on the ruling, which is a stupid question. I just couldn't watch. The ppor man. What a nightmare. What a nightmare. They'll probably accomodate the rapist in prison, and do what the State...

hearing the Morningstar Investment Conference is being renamed the "Evening Star" Investment conference. Here Doji. Here boy!!! Good dog, Doji. Abandoned baby is no longer just a candlestick. It's a way of life. http://www.instantrimshot.com

Chrysler is going to have 2009 models???!!!!????:eek:

Deal can't get done, I hear. It could possibly get done in the future. However, if it can't, these guys are short/naked short a ton. Could be a pretty good squeeze if the company can survive. Now, what about the rest of the little guys? Looks like, no dough. Which means, many...

You know that's real. A woman really said that. My bet is, she 's a bit overweight, kinda jowley, sells shade in the summer. She doesn't dive in the pool, just kinda walks out on the board and lowers herself in. Saw her butter aspirin one day. When she dances, the band skips...

They have a new rating......... "Bye". As in 'goodbye', so long, hasta lumbago, adios mf, "see ya, wouldn't want to be ya". couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of fleece merchants.

Boy, I dunno. Seems like no end to these bad boys. <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/dEt3ZbM6xx0&hl=en"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/dEt3ZbM6xx0&hl=en" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="425"...

he's got his. Don't you see. Levitt, Pitt. They make it, and then find Jesus. Look at everything around you. You don't think Buffett had the power to come out and say, "enough!!!" "Stop it!" You don't think he could have stopped the fraud? So what good is he. Then he goes on TV, and...