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This place ain't no sausagefest, if that's your design. If not, yes, I'm incredibly bearish. The next wave of forecloses and credit card defaults will be hitting shortly, and anyone who says unemployment has peaked has been chasing the dragon for at least 4 nights consecutively, with no...

Quit stalking me, you knob gobbler. I don't play that way. Go put your pink tutu on and hang out in the Mission District in San Francisco. You're sure to find what you're obviously craving there.

Cut and paste is beautiful. What are you talking about? It allows you to spread the truth of scandal and criminality with efficiency like you just did regarding this bullshit. If more people read Bloomberg, The Financial Times and The Economist, they'd realize how the American Middle...

What are you talking about? Seriously?

Damn right ethanol is a giant scam - it's a huge give away to farmers and big agri companies like ADM. Even with taxpayer provided 51 cent per gallon subsidies, they can't price their corn-derived garbage competitively. If we're going to increase use of ethanol, we should be importing the...

Peak oil is the biggest bunch of BS I've ever seen so readily swallowed by so many people here and elsewhere. I doubt we've tapped, let alone discovered, more than 1 2oth of one percent of the oil that exists on and in this planet. I still support the shift towards getting away from...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/8052357.stm Bartering is great, because it's extremely efficient, and cuts many ordinary transactional costs.

They say it was a 5.0 with a 3.1 aftershock, but a lot of people are saying it felt much more powerful... ...stay safe.

Mountains, clean lakes, lush forests, skiing, and still enough sun to not be gloomy - Colorado is one of the most beautiful areas not just in the U.S., but the world. It's on my short list of places I'd consider living in.

Fixed, recurring costs are the mortal enemy of financial security. Remember that, boys and girls.

So, my 'peak fish' comment isn't as mad as some (not all) here assumed at first? There is strong scientific data that overfishing of the world's fish species began in the 1960s and has continued unabated through the present time. Technology has made decimation of fish stocks possible. Net...

You should start a blog dedicated to your obsession with Obama. You can call it 'jficquette's vagina monologues.' You should even put a link here. I'll ask Baron to give you free advertisements here. That way you won't have to start 35 Obama related threads in P&R a day.

It is not very functional at all. I am asking some fairly basic questions and keep getting 'Wolfram|Alpha isn't sure what to do with your input' as a response.

I'd like to see a link to that being reported.

Mike Morrison brings up a legitimate and interesting context that I, for one, can appreciate. However, like ft said, how much worse will things get? Time will tell. Consider also the effects if you or a family member, or even a friend or co-worker gets slammed and goes belly up, losing...

It's a photoshop. Look at the contrast between her face and neck, and especially jaw and neckline. There's also a huge adams apple.

They are still working on meeting U.S. safety standards on their electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, and they're very open in public statement regularly released about where they stand. As far as their all electric vehicle, a BBC reporter went to their 17.5 mile test track, and confirmed...

You are very much mistaken about this. BYD Automotive is a company in China that started out as a battery producer. Now, they are genuinely one of the leading-edge electric car companies in all of the world. Just because you may not have heard of them - yet - doesn't mean this isn't the case...

jnorty & , 4444CJones4444, I think conventional wisdom has it that stocks fare poorly in a high inflation environment because input costs on everything used to produce goods and services rise, and businesses don't have the ability to pass on the full throughput costs to their customers, and...

In terms of economics and businesses, China is not now, in any way, shape or form, Communistic. In fact, China is probably more capitalistic than the United States at the current time. China is CINO ('Communist in Name Only'). This has been true for some time, and is the reason China and...