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Here is a better idea tell us what the assets are. Tell us what the banks net exposure is. Tell us who holds what and let us pick the winners. It is to late for a M2M repeal. Uptick rule is an excuse for the bagholder.

Funny how information spreads, in this day and age. I originally sent this to a friend who was looking at buying a 2008 model car at what he thought was a great price on January 19th. I told him to turn the screws on the dealer a little more. So far the dealer has dropped another 5k off the...

Cutten great post and very interesting thoughts. I have been thinking about this for the last few weeks but have not created such a well laid out thought process as you just have. "Something is only a bubble if the price is *so high*, that even an optimistic reading of the fundamentals...

BofA carries loans $44 billion above market value http://www.reuters.com/article/businessNews/idUSTRE51R04L20090228?feedType=RSS&feedName=businessNews

They vix spiked in 2000-03 bear? Lets see you research. Just read your other post. Reimposing it might help give a pop to the market in the very short term but if all it does is reduce or clear most of the shorts in the market it will only create faster down moves on the next leg. Air...

Your running Vista. Try redirecting the icon to. C:\Windows\SysWOW64\javaw.exe

I live near by. I do not know anyone that works out there and you are right the rigs have stopped and the expansion plans have been reduced but the costs for syncrude are right. If I had more time to look into this I would only check to see if they lower the cost per barrel by the nat gas...

Suncor's average operating costs per barrel were $38.50 in 2008 and $27.80 in 2007. Cost per barrel reached 41.30 in the 4th qtr 2008 mainly because there was a fire at the oil sands facility. The planned cost per barrel for 2009 is $33 - 38. http://www.suncor.com/doc.aspx?id=356 page 2...

Hum. Looks like we will get our west coast pipeline after all.

Been there. :D :D :D

If they do I would expect the UAW to have a lot of influence over the restructuring. But, they also will have to take greater conssesions then they opposed durring these talks. I think the UAW thinks that they have the upperhand with the democrats in power but the ball is still in GM's court...

http://www.reuters.com/article/ousiv/idUSTRE51D28D20090214 GM, UAW talks break off; Chrysler talks stall

That plan could be a chapter 11 restructuring which would not be letting GM fail but will put it on a much better footing. GM needs to change to be able to compete in its industry and a massive restructuring is the only way I can see it surviving without becoming a governent make work project...

I agree with you but the market does not agree with us. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123353655770137847.html "The same catch could apply in a market where prices have soared 759% in a year: credit-default-swap protection on U.S. government debt. The annual cost of insuring $10 million...

Please provide a youtube, blogger , goldbug or wikipedia link. :D

The only way to stop this is to let the bad banks go bankrupt. It is time to clear the decks and start to rebuild. The Government is making a huge mistake propping up and guaranteeing the worst of the financial system, which will eventually make the US government debt trade like troubled bank...

Yeah it is an obvious joke.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601039&sid=aZruAW7s2eLI&refer=home

They are only good for day trading and suck to hold longer term. They seem to amplify the problems with the other leveraged ETFs and to an unpredictable degree.

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