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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipJTqCbETog It gets hilarious around 0:20.

Asian Stocks Tumble for Fourth Week on Mounting Credit Crisis By Ian C. Sayson http://www.bloomberg.com/index.html?Intro=intro3 Aug. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks tumbled for the fourth week, posting their biggest drop in 17 years as a deepening U.S. housing slump and spreading credit...

I was hoping Ben would undo the Greenspan liquidity hangover. No such luck. The bigger the bubble....

It's perfectly rational to believe there's a good possibility that things will get much worse... 10% may just be the start. Liquidity is contracting, there's a redemption run on hedge funds, and treasuries are rallying at breakneck speed...

Yes, because it's so unwarranted :rolleyes: Asian stocks headed for their biggest daily fall since the attacks on the United States in Sept. 2001 as persistent fears about a global credit squeeze sapped investor appetite for risky assets...

Bernanke is an idiot. All he had to do was stay on message, be consistent, not interfere with the credit markets, and keep his mouth shut. The mandate of the federal reserve is to fight inflation - not to save financial speculators from their stupidity. Bernanke and his incredibly...

Bloodbath over in Asia and in the U.S. Futures.

Niiiiice.... http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aKLbcbh2Q5Zg&refer=home Sentinel Management Group Seeks to Halt Redemptions (Update3) By Jenny Strasburg and Matthew Leising Aug. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Sentinel Management Group Inc., the Illinois-based firm that manages...

It has just begun. Trade well.

Lax home sales push Pulte loss to $593M Nation's third largest home builder has a backlog of 14,528 units, valued at $5.2 billion. Nathan Hurst / The Detroit News Bloomfield Hills-based Pulte Homes Inc., the nation's third largest home builder, reported a second-quarter loss of $507.6...

Stopping the Subprime Crisis http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/25/opinion/25rosner.html By JOSHUA ROSNER THE NEW YORK TIMES Published: July 25, 2007 FOR five months, it has been clear that rising delinquencies and foreclosures, coupled with higher interest rates on adjustable mortgages...

The world is awash in crude oil, and the U.S. especially is. Manipulation of world oil prices by traders is a thinly veiled crime. I especially love how the "kidnappings" of oil workers in the Niger Delta spikes oils prices - as if those platforms in Nigeria couldn't be secured with the...

Live richly and be poor. Or live moderately and build wealth. I know so many poseurs driving BMWs, Land Rovers and Mercedes, living in newer 5200 square foot homes with media centers and infinity edges. Most of these people (not all) have a massive negative net worth. Here today, gone...

-page 2- Oyster Bar The largest case of insider trading in options announced this year snared current and former employees at UBS, Morgan Stanley and Bear Stearns Cos. and a trader who handled orders for four hedge funds. Regulators claim that the scheme, hatched at the Oyster Bar in New...

Goldman, Interactive Undermined by Insider Trading on Options By Edgar Ortega and David Scheer http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aB3t.CViRA3I&refer=home July 2 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. regulatory crackdown on insider trading is missing widespread abuses in the $4...

1) Yen Carry Trade Unwinding 2) Durable Goods Order Sucks 3) Paulson & Congress Reviewing Hedge Fund Practices 4) Subprime Crisis Spreading Like A Wildfire 5) Housing Sales SUCK And Are Only Getting Worse 6) Home Depreciation Most In Six Years While New Home Inventories Are At 10...

"Past performance is no guarantee of future results" Especially true when market conditions change. Just ask Jesse Livermore.

S&P/Case-Shiller Home Prices Fell 2.1% in April, Index Shows By Courtney Schlisserman http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aDPbZ0uuxP6E&refer=home June 26 (Bloomberg) -- Home values in 20 U.S. metropolitan areas fell the most in at least six years, weakened by a record...

"The BIS, the ultimate bank of central bankers, pointed to a confluence a worrying signs, citing mass issuance of new-fangled credit instruments, soaring levels of household debt, extreme appetite for risk shown by investors, and entrenched imbalances in the world currency system."