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can't find it on break, i think the author had it removed

anybody know where i can find the original for that video?

Halfway through Sarah Palin's speech tonight at the RNC, people following the speech noticed she was deviating from the prepared text. According to sources close to the McCain campaign, the teleprompter continued scrolling during applause breaks. As a result, half way through the speech, the...

I'm looking for a broker to day-trade only the e-mini S&p500, only manual execution, nothing fancy here. The platform and the charting is important to me, it's reliability, easy of use etc. According to that criteria, I have searched the forums and came up with the following brokers: IB...

Singapore and Switzerland are to that come to mind, both have strict banking secrecy laws too.

Traders are soon going to be on the endangered species list, they are hunting for people to blame, and speculators are first on the list.

GM Accelerates Psuh To Deal With Slump By JOHN D. STOLL and SHARON TERLEP July 15, 2008 8:49 a.m. Slammed by a deep decline in auto sales, General Motors Corp. Tuesday said it will cut salaried job costs, speed factory closings and suspend its dividend to weather the downturn. The...

They may be made in america but the design and engineering is done elsewhere, and that is probably more relevant than who tightens the bolts and runs the assembly line.

Fed will probably lend them money to go private haha is that possible?

US Gov is socialism for the rich, capitalism for everyone else

Yeh Qantas, Singapore Air, some other asian carriers due well also.. Probably should find the list of airlines Jim Rogers is buying, would be interesting.

lol yeh I would like to see them trying to raise debt to go private in this environment, it's not happening. Not to mention they are now paying most of their employees in stock, don't know how that would work if they went private.

I'm in Europe as well (Germany). My opinion is that the airlines are like any extremely competitive business that needs a competitive edge to have pricing power. That's why in my opinion the major carriers are doing the best in these hard times. Flag carriers; Lufthansa, BA , Air France...

lol GM owned 50% of fiat or something like that, I remember pretty recent. They ended up actually paying fiat to get out of that due to a complicated structure.

oldsmobile is gone.. But you forgot Hummer (of course) and saab, both which are selling like crap. Saab has been totally neglected by GM, I still have no idea why they own it in the first place. And Hummer's days are definitely numbered, it's the first thing that comes to peoples mind when...

... to "discuss actions the company is taking to align the business to current market conditions." This should be interesting

WOOOOOSHHHH I certainly hope anybody with more than 100k withdraws their money now, otherwise they will deserve to lose it..

is it just my connection or is that video streaming like shit from bloomberg.com?

What were you thinking? Indymac has been in the news for weeks man, and their stock price has been falling like a stone.. didn't that make you suspicious that something could be seriously wrong? I know I'm not helping your problem here but it just perplexes me.

The main problem with this bailout is that the Government wants the GSEs to remain in private hands as stockholder operated companies. So any bailout will try to maintain that structure. That's why it's such an odd bailout, the Treasury is proposing to buy direct equity stakes in FNM and...