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    Owners Scraping Serial Numbers Off & Abandoning Boats: Coast Is Littered

    Rent to own. ETA: More like rent to be owned.
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    AIG Was Responsible For The Banks' January & February Profitability

    http://zerohedge.blogspot.com/2009/03/exclusive-aig-was-responsible-for-banks.html Sunday, March 29, 2009 Exclusive: AIG Was Responsible For The Banks' January & February Profitability Posted by Tyler Durden at 6:35 PM Zero Hedge is rarely speechless, but after receiving this email from a...
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    OUCH! As a neighborhood postman, I am hurt...

    Seems like our junk mail has dropped off lately. And we stopped getting the local grocery and drug store ads about a month ago. We live in a rural area where the mailboxes are all together. I peeked in a few neighbors boxes and they don't get them either.
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    Why there's little talk about the Fed $300 Billion T-Bond buyout?

    Rogers moved to Singapore.
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    ATMs At Risk

    I wonder how much ATM engineering work was outsourced to countries in Eastern Europe?
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    Fed buying treasuries question-----???

    It could also be that $300 Billion is the amount that foreigners, like the Chinese, have stopped buying.
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    diffrence between gm breaking contracts and aig, financial companies breaking contrac

    Thanks. BTW, AIG was essentially bankrupt, even if they didn't file.
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    diffrence between gm breaking contracts and aig, financial companies breaking contrac

    How is it that the administration can't break AIG bonus contracts, but they think they can modify existing mortgage contracts with the housing bailout?
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    The Elite of the ET Economics Forum: Discussion Thread

    I already PMed TGregg that it should be readable by everyone.
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    Economy isnt that bad...poor people still driving mercedes'

    OP, how was the Mexican food? What did you order?
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    What if we did not bail out the banks?

    Jim Rogers in Business Week, interviewed by Maria B. http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/09_10/b4122017811535.htm You have said Bear Stearns and Lehman (LEHMQ) would still be around if Greenspan hadn't bailed out Long-Term Capital Management in 1998. Can you explain? Well, if...
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    Why civil unrest is not out of the question in the United States...

    My former Mercedes dealer was the worst. They would say they replaced the windshield wipers when they didn't, the oil always looked dirty after a change, they would give away things like stainless steel coffee mugs if I gave them my customer survey to fill out and return to M-B.
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    The Bernanke Doctrine

    Didn't he set up currency swap worth hundreds of billions of dollars?
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    Leuthold´s Grizzly Short Fund : don´t buy fund anymore

    Translation: Our fund it getting too big to find enough shares to short. Everyone should start to buy and drive up the market so we can start shorting again in a few months.
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    Companies in U.S. Cut Payrolls by 697,000, More Than Estimated, ADP Says

    Seems like everyone does it all the time now, and no one notices or comments. Like the GDP. It was revised from -3.8% to -6.2%. I just saw an article this morning that was still using the 3.8%.
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    Companies in U.S. Cut Payrolls by 697,000, More Than Estimated, ADP Says

    Did anyone notice that they revised their previous number up by almost 100,000? If we apply the same factor, then next month they will revise up to over 800,000.
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    Anyone heard of TradePMR?

    Thanks for the info v.
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    A very shallow

    Sounds more like Baghdad Bob. Stock_turd3r, ever been to Iraq?
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    Anyone heard of TradePMR?

    I didn't see them in the list of broker reviews, and nothing turned up in a search of ET.
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    Questions about the uptick rule

    Bernanke was talking about it today. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a5.dyHLeI8a0&refer=home Bernanke Says There May Be Benefit to Uptick Rule (Update1) Email | Print | A A A By Jesse Westbrook Feb. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said...
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