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If you pay attention to news flow you would see that the IBs are gearing up to do a huge mobile tech pump kicked off by Morgan Stanley's report which posits that mobile + internet is going to be bigger than the dot com ramp. I wouldn't be shorting apple ahead of their big mystery presentation on...

When Geithner comes out and says that he will do "whatever is necessary" to stop a slide in to a second dip, given his ego, his track record this year, and his backers, I believe him. I only wish I had taken him more seriously sooner than I did.

US deficit 2009 12.93% of GDP (I know it is projected to be 8.54% in 2010, lets see how long that figure holds up) Welcome to the future, it has arrived.

"We will do what is necessary to prevent that and that is completely within our capacity to prevent," he said. Sends shivers down my spine.

See if the Nasdaq will comp you a room?

Only 1.5 to 5% were involved in child sex abuse! I had to do a double take at that, I had no idea that it was so high, and they think that those numers put the church in a good light? How many would have anything to do with any other organization that claimed those numbers? I shouldn't be...

Not surprising. The number of people trying to unload their toys right now means that few people need to buy retail.

All about getting reelected, no thought for anything beyond that.

http://watch.bnn.ca/squeezeplay/december-2009/squeezeplay-december-10-2009/#clip244944

That is the least effective solution. A far better one would be for people to take their money out of crooked institutions in a coordinated way. Sell stocks, cash out of bonds, withdraw cash from banks, pay down debt if you have any, stop buying useless crap from overseas, only buy local...

Maybe that is why RKH, KBE, BKX, and IAT are not confirming the recent highs. All worthy of 2010 puts

What we need is campaign finance reform along with term limits, without the former nothing will change in DC. This past election is proof of that. CFR is the only thing that will stop and reverse the encroachment of corporatism on the public interest amongst our so called representatives in DC.

There will no doubt be a market maker exemption so that this tax does not apply to the likes of GS and JPM just as rules against naked shorting don't apply to them and those of their ilk (who do you think was naked shorting Bear and Lehman). Having the deck stacked is the only way they can compete.

Funny how the indirect buyer % creeps up with each additional auction. No wonder there is such a hue and cry about auditing the Fed!

Yes but it doesn't matter as they lost due to losing market share not due to the segment contracting, no effect on futures.

Because last time we infused the consumer with a credit IV to pump the economy in lieu of jobs via consumer credit and mortgage cash outs and low payments, it was also very easy for small business to get cheap credit and easy terms, this time credit is not available to the consumer nor to small...

What happens if this economic slow down continues and the US consumer doesn't make a roaring come back? Where will the Chinese and Japanese who have long been used to huge USD trade surpluses get the USD with which to keep buying US treasuries? My guess is that when Obama went over to Asia...

Why aren't there puts on hard to borrrow MUB? :)

Sounds more like a marketing piece than serious analysis.

People should pay attention as this guy is good about telegraphing what is coming. His statement today is about as close as he can get to saying "SELL".