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Outstanding commentary. I'm not just saying this because it meshes with my views, either. We're going to see much more deflation as the U.S. consumer absolutely hunkers down. I honestly don't think we've seen anything yet. Carpooling, bus riding, house/apartment sharing - it's all...

The official unemployment rate is going much higher than 10%. Unofficially? We're well above that now.

Yes, and this is the central strategy of the fed and the central bank of england - if you can't prove the economy is improving, let alone not continuing to deteriorate, try and construct a shell game to trick people and boost their confidence, so those that can will spend whatever money they...

This guy is a conservative columnist for the Detroit News and raises some excellent points. I don't always agree with his POV, but he's right to point out major impediments such as high structural tax rates in the U.S. and restrictions on right to work free of forced unionization...

amid an “extremely difficult” economy.... That's FedEx speak for "this economy SUCKS and is deteriorating rapidly, no matter what the asshole analysts and brokers with no skin in the game but OPM tell you." And a big F**k You! to Larry Kudlow, too.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103&sid=atxemrvbwemU FedEx Falls After Profit Forecast Trails Estimates (Update3) Share | Email | Print | A A A By Mary Jane Credeur June 17 (Bloomberg) -- FedEx Corp. fell in New York trading after the second-largest U.S. package-shipping...

Precisely. Trying to monetize a no cover charge bar scene results in a lot of one drink minimums, and thinning crowds.

http://www.creditbubblestocks.com/2007/04/james-j-cramer-mad-money-indeed.html Tuesday, April 3, 2007 James J. Cramer: Mad Money, Indeed People always ask me what I think of Jim Cramer and his show "Mad Money" on CNBC. The best perspective I can give is a speech, "The Winners of the...

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This, along with oil, precious metals, health care (as always) and some other forms of energy, have been among the few areas where I'll agree that some inflation has occurred within. But even here, I'm noticing 'lumpiness.' In other words, I see store and distributor led efforts to lower...

Check out this article about GM Europe slashing car prices by 40%. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aBK5dmsP375w Check out this article making a solid case that high end home prices will fall well into 2012 (and that's if we're lucky; it could be well into 2014 or 2015...

I have no idea why my grammar is so terrible lately. I meant 'there' and not 'their,' obviously.

Credit Bailout: Issuers Slashing Card Balances HSBC told Edward McClelland it would forgive 20 percent of his balance if he paid it off. He declined and later got a better deal. By DAVID STREITFELD Published: June 15, 2009...

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/17/technology/companies/17adobe.html?hpw Sales and Profit Decline at Adobe By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Published: June 16, 2009 The software maker Adobe Systems said Tuesday that its second-quarter profit and sales declined on weaker demand. The...

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/17/technology/companies/17myspace.html?_r=1&hpw News Corp.’s MySpace to Lay Off 400 Workers By TIM ARANGO Published: June 16, 2009 The latest step in Rupert Murdoch’s effort to turn around the fortunes of his digital businesses came Tuesday in the...

Wow. I'm glad someone else gets it. These markets are more rigged than a tranny hooker in Dade County.

This guy, Neale or Kneale or however the f**k you spell his name is the most annoying bitch of a man I've ever seen in my life. Just when no one thought it could possibly get worse at CNBS they ring the bullpen and call up his sorry ass.

Whatever happened to "what happens in Vegas..." Damnit.

Their are brokers and consultants in the art industry that do quite well for themselves...I mean the ones who are top notch, which probably means they were extremely passionate about their areas of expertise at one time in their life.

The next batch of foreclosures hasn't even hit yet. They've been building, like a giant wave, behind a dam, under moratorium. This much I can assure you: Cramer is either very ignorant/incompetent or a liar.