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http://boston.bizjournals.com/boston/stories/2009/10/05/daily22.html Wow that is interesting.

And preparing all the share certificates for delivery be courier etc.. I know when I was in the backoffice we had a buttload of stock certificates in piles everywhere.

I was thinking of germany when I posted this. I figure if a new UN one government comes, obviously the bankers and multinational conglomerates etc are owned by the same folks working the strings behind the scene are not gonna shoot themselves in the foot. Just fill your suitcase with...

I ran some numbers and it seems calls would be more expensive if hyperinflation hits (ie 60% interest rates etc..) so a call that is worth 46 cents would then be worth 1.08 I own lots of multinational stocks so I figure covered call writing would provide a good hedge in the future vs Fixed...

but stock represents ownership so if a new currency arrives, it would just be priced in that currency and pay dividends in the new currency?

Lets say you own 25,000 shares of GE, 15,000 shares of PG The US government collapses and dollar is worthless. Do shares become worthless? or the HQs move to switzerland etc.. and factories since most are in china/mexico that your stock ownership is still good? since the US is gone does...

I was told this is good for equity. High unemployment means companies can do more with less (better bottom line and margins) Government printing dollars, means debt is eroded because of inflation? so companies with lots of debt on the balance sheet can remove debt easier using increasing...

I wear medical latex gloves myself. I did notice it helps with trading

Why would the Olympics want to host in that crime infested cold city

All the news reports say 70% of our GDP is consumption of goods and services. So I would have to assume the leftover (30% must be output?) or is the other remaining percentage something else other than output.

It seems this became a political thread. But maybe the problem is 70% of the US GDP is consuming stuff with only 20% of our GDP is producing stuff? How do we change that?

I read an article just now that says 70% of US GDP is consumer spending? Is this right? how can an economy work with 70% spending 20% output?

An alternative gauge of unemployment, which includes discouraged workers and those forced to work part-time, rose to 17% from 16.8%. from WSJ. I wonder what happens if we hit 30%

http://www.cnbc.com/id/33134493 Will such high numbers start causing issues in the US like a huge increase in crime etc.. I could see this affecting the whitehouse etc..

Twitter is worth 1 billion so it might be right.

If that is the case we should pull our soldiers protecting japan out of Japan

Iraq when Iran was the real WMD threat? Why?

Must suck for shareholders, they have no voice in the matter. They just wake up monday to see a 19% drop in the stock and a credit downgrade.

This should be the headlines its up 16% and Obama is only been in power 9 months.

Xerox got downgraded to negative credit watch. They almost collapsed not too long ago because the the freezup in debt trading and now they take on 2 billion more debt today. fishy.