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Bloomberg picked this up: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601101&sid=ayy1QKcwcGN0 This is setting CTer forums on fire, by the way. Can you blame them IF it turns out that these bonds are genuine? 134 BILLION?

For balance, from another thread, on a nearly identical topic:

Just for balance. If after reading this, you can't either see how the taxpayer needs some sort of protection against corrupt boards' of directors in cahoots with CEOs, than you will never get it. This is bullshit. I'm all for keeping government out of the affairs of viable entities, and...

Does anyone know whether this story is true or not? This thread is impossibly long to weed through at this point.

Green Shoots! They just keep coming! Now w/ 80% more green. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aik2bxsFFvWM Europe Industrial Production Declines by Record 21.6% (Update1) Share | Email | Print | A A A By Brian Swint June 12 (Bloomberg) -- European...

Wait and watch what happens if (I say when) job losses accelerate again. ;)

Does this analysis have it right or wrong? Post-Lehman World Will Mean W-Shaped Recoveries http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601039&sid=amB3ytMcNUW4 June 11 (Bloomberg) -- You can see it in the body language when speaking with Japanese officials. It’s a kind of physical...

PeterEastgate sounds like a bad 'porn' name.

Nice. I'm all for keeping government out of the affairs of viable entities, and even broken ones, but when those entities take massive amounts of taxpayer dollars and pull bullshit like this, my blood boils. Thursday, June 11, 2009 Bank execs still cash in on the way out...

Can't you feel it? Wall Street is starting to suck in all that thick, dumb, slow money. mmmmmmm, tasty! It took them a lot of money out of their own pocket, but they can sell now and recoup a good deal of their losses, and stick it to Joe 401(k). Tasty!

Can't you feel it? Wall Street is starting to suck in all that thick, dumb, slow money. mmmmmmm, tasty! It took them a lot of money out of their own pocket, but they can sell now and recoup a good deal of their losses, and stick it to Joe 401(k). Tasty!

The IMF knows what it's talking about forecasting 3% contraction (though this may be too bullish, actually), but is clueless in forecasting any growth, let alone raising it's growth forecast for 2010, let alone anytime before 2013 (at earliest). :D

I know (or believe) you're trading, probably with tight stops, but where do you see these market by year end?

Just so I'm clear, PeterEastergate is or is not stock_trd3r?

He added PeterEastergate to his ignore list, who happens to be the newest, and quite possible, most entertaining member of ET.

Oh....okay. You're being serious. I was not previously aware. Buy, you say?

More, and now greener, shoots! •Household Wealth in U.S. Fell by $1.3 Trillion in First Quarter, Fed Says http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a1X58Upr8MhE

Hey stock_turd3r, good to see you back, sport.

Nope. We are breaking out to at least 13,300 in the next three months. I can feel it. ;)

This should be a stickied comment. Post of the month, if not year! The U.S. is headed directly towards a rich man-poor man country, with the number of rich shrinking dramatically, and opportunities to become wealthy through work and entrepreneurial skills shrinking.