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    Vegas Strippers Incomes 'Cut in Half'; Gaming Revs Plunge; Empty Houses

    -cont'd from above- Flights Cut ``We are uniquely positioned to be penalized by the global slowdown, because we're hugely dependent on the consumer getting in a car or plane to get away from their lives,'' said Jeremy Aguero, co-owner of Applied Analysis. Southwest Airlines Co., which...
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    Vegas Strippers Incomes 'Cut in Half'; Gaming Revs Plunge; Empty Houses

    It's a much broader problem in Vegas, than that, but this hottie is hurting. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109&sid=a5I2yxVie96I&refer=home Leigh Sogoloff, a lap-dancing at Rick's Cabaret Vegas, poses for a portrait at the club in Las Vegas, on Oct. 7, 2008. Photographer...
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    this is like 1873, not 1929

    Scary, scary times. Without job growth, and indeed, industrial growth, I do not see any light at 'the end of the tunnel.'
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    Asian Markets Taking Sympathy Dumps: Nikkei -10.4%; Kospi -9.2%

    There's just no capitulation in sight. None. Every single day, I (we) are barraged by endless pundits talking about how cheap stocks are here, and how it's the investment opportunity of a lifetime to start deploying cash. Threads here and elsewhere attempt to call bottoms every day...
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    Asian Markets Taking Sympathy Dumps: Nikkei -10.4%; Kospi -9.2%

    Nikkei's down most since '87 crash. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aT4Eb5Cdztf0&refer=home
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    Tell Me Why This Is Not The Best Way Out

    I've been saying the same thing for months. Every time the government has intervened - every single time - they not only have failed to stabilize the markets, but have rattled confidence and created panic. Recessions are not bad. They go hand in hand with the business cycle. Letting...
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    Get Your Trades On: Idiot #3 About to Speak

    Bernanke delivers, as usual.
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    Get Your Trades On: Idiot #3 About to Speak

    It's speaking now. Look at it! Look at it! It never sleeps!
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    The Bull Has Blue Balls

    It has not been a good time on Wall Street, and now it's gotten even lower. Reader Adalis writes, "Someone spray painted the Wall St. Bulls balls blue. It was gone in a few hours, but I snapped some quick pics." http://gothamist.com/2008/10/09/wall_street_needs_relief_in_more_wa.php
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    Giant alien UFO appears over Alabama: Markets crashing!

    There's an alien about to speak to the nation now. It has a white beard. It has studied our economy, and 'The Great Depression,' allegedly. I fear it.
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    New York 'faces 165,000 job cuts'

    You started 'Girls Gone Wild,' didn't you? :D
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    New York 'faces 165,000 job cuts'

    Is it 'tittie,' or 'titty?' We have to go to Canada to get nude. :mad: Damn politicians.
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    New York 'faces 165,000 job cuts'

    Short steakhouses, bars and tittie bars.
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    Blackwater in a neighborhood near you

    I am not a conspiracy theorist by any means, but if this is true, it is bullshit. Why is law enforcement, either at the state or federal level, allowing this?
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    Get Your Trades On: Idiot #3 About to Speak

    Bernanke is going to speak in 53 minutes. Just wanted to give everyone a heads up so that you can get ready for the shaky, nervous presentation, and inevitable plunge. Why do they do this? Speak?
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    Macro Economic News Taking Futures Way Down

    Bad retail sales numbers (really bad), bad Empire State #, hot PPI, and futures plunge - - a lot more data to be released this week, with most important number on Friday; jobs.
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    Nassim Taleb's `Black Swan' Investors Post 50% Gains as Markets Take Dive

    C'mon guys. Don't be biased. Taleb is brilliant, and he literally created an entirely new paradigm in the world of investing. No one did what he does previously. His investment thesis is completely original and unorthodox, and would have been thought insane just 20 years ago.
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    How bad can it be?

    Here's the skinny: No one knows the true extent, by any measure, of the losses the banking and financial sectors have incurred. ...not even now. There is a complete lack of clarity.
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    Economic Turmoil Forces `Belt Tightening' at National Football League

    Nascar Hits Wall as Financial Crisis Dents Sponsorships Demand By Gene Laverty http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601079&sid=ajqKE29.xSSc&refer=home Oct. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Sponsors of Nascar, the No. 2 sport on U.S. television after professional football, are slamming on the...
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    Economic Turmoil Forces `Belt Tightening' at National Football League

    Economic Turmoil Forces `Belt Tightening' at NFL, Goodell Says By Aaron Kuriloff http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601079&sid=asU25cxVkTGY&refer=home Oct. 15 (Bloomberg) -- The National Football League and its 32 teams have slashed expenses to save ``a significant amount of...
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