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http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/17/opinion/17mon1.html

Asian Markets Drop Amid Worries About U.S. Consumer By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Published: August 17, 2009 Filed at 12:48 a.m. ET HONG KONG (AP) -- Asian stocks fell sharply Monday as signs of weak U.S. consumer confidence aggravated doubts in the recovery's strength... Gee, ya'...

"Global economy is now at the trough..." - are you sure there's no W on the horizon, even assuming you're even correct in your base assertion? "The Chinese...[need to] [s]timulate domestic consumerism...need to grow the service sector..." - are you predicting they will succeed?

The real point of significance is waning demand for Chinese products, production capacity, etc. The world is hurtling for a hurting...

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a04R2I3FkPMU Foreign Direct Investment in China Falls 35.7% on Global Slump Share | Email | Print | A A A By Bloomberg News Aug. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Foreign direct investment in China fell for a tenth straight month in July as companies...

I'm not going to personally insult you, but I will say there are a few people here who seem to be in denial of the problems all around the nation, and that you're one of the few. Check out Palm Beach, the Hamptoms, and even La Jolla (I just checked on La Jolla again, as I've been actively...

TGregg, thanks for that research. Looks like motoman and stock_trad3r could be bunkmates.

Simply epic and awesome. Thank you for posting this. I can't help but love it when raw, bloody TRUTH is exposed, especially from those who are or were on the inside, and know how the game is played. This is now bookmark number 1 for me.

This has been widely reported. It only had 25 billion in assets. Soon, the 100 billion-500 billion asset class, regionals will start falling. November and December will be busy months, as the gov't is delaying things as long as possible. Next year will be a blast, when the CMBS...

This has got to be one of the most moronic statements I've read, and that's saying a lot with people like stock_turd3r around. I guess the market will never sell off again as the people who work on Wall Street will just buy all outstanding shares of all companies, raising the money any way...

If anyone here thinks things won't be many times worse next year, and the year after, for the foreseeable future, then they simply aren't grounded in reality, or are speaking from an individual standpoint AND personally have much wealth. 1) Jobs 2) Credit 3) Asset values 4) Interest...

I'm one of a handful of people who posts reality and those who are involved in the financial industry (there are a few who hang out here and elsewhere) hate it. The more people that come to the factual realization that, yes, we really are headed for a true plunge, and that the government is...

Thank you for linking that.

By the way, and you can trust me and verify, the next crisis, soon to be coming to a financial newstand near you, is homeowners who have NO DEBT (i.e. no mortgage, paid off) on their homes/condos, but are losing their homes because of failure to pay property taxes. The numbers are going to...

The inventory will be restocked as manufacturers resume production, which is necessary in factories in the U.S., Japan, Korea, Germany, Canada, China, etc., or the unemployment rate will grow even higher. It's a pattern that won't be broken because it can't be broken, especially with...

Who TF does this asshole think he is? F**k him. Waaah! Waaah! Equities and financials may crash and burn if we expect transparency and honestly in reporting asset values!!!! Let the banks and equity markets take their well-deserved beatings...

I completely agree there are people buying in certain areas because of what they perceive as relative value. On a strong hunch, I'd venture these are the types who like the area, and plan on staying for a while, and not investors or want-to-be investors, for the most part (though investors...

It's highly area specific, with bad markets leading, and official YoY 2008 to 2009 price depreciation came in at a whopping 32% (add an astonishing 7% depreciation for just the 30 days between June 1 and July 1 of this year, too). Consider also that there is massive dam of 'moratoriumed' REOs...

Turder's back!!!!!!! Short away!!! :D The knob that called the market up ("free money 100% no risk") from 14.7k+ down to 6.7k.

The fact that Palin's disapproval rating is dropping now, at all times in the history of this country, is astounding. It's a tell as to how incredibly polarizing and completely lacking in political skills or credibility that she can't gain approval in polling given Obama's foibles as of late...