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A) Someone who posts articles and comments of substance, whether you agree with their position or that of the materials (i.e. articles, op/ed pieces, videos) they're posting, or; B) Someone who follows the former around, instead of ignoring them, and rather than posting constructive rebuttals...

It was way better back when that shopping center REIT was throwing those intense parties at GVR, complete with erotic dancers (not really, but close enough), live, major rock bands playing, and fireworks to cap the night. If you didn't have an invite, security was tighter than the White...

Wah Wah Wah!!! I'm Landis! I like to follow people around and tell them they're paid by Baron! I'm so busy with my trading and profiteering, that I like to stalk about 43 people on ET and respond, worthlessly, in each thread they post! Wah Wah Wah!

Hey, imbecile, you never responded to my last point in your beloved China thread, wherein I pointed out that it took China 600 billion in stimulus to float an officially reported 7.9% GDP quarterly growth rate (a 1.8% bump from the prior quarter), and if exports don't pick up, how much of their...

Boom, there goes the dynamite. We have a winner. I have seen this with my own two eyes happen to so many people I've lost count.

In areas of New Mexico and Arizona (as well as Nevada), that's almost a necessity as a home defense setup, as home invasions and even kidnappings have skyrocketed. For those responding to the article, and not trolling like some people (Landis), the article states 5,000 waiters and waitresses...

Quit stalking me, you Baron-paid troll. The ignore list is your friend, Landis, you piker. :cool:

Looks like Obama is truly anything BUT a reformer. - "Maria Cantwell sat aghast in front of the TV in her Senate office last fall, watching Wall Street crash. Not long after her arrival in D.C. in 2001, Enron imploded. Energy speculators wielding complex derivatives had gouged her...

But a bunch of people in 'the eternal optimists' club' on ET say this is irrelevant; another 'lagging indicator.' Some of these same people were calling for a housing bottom in 2008, and a foreclosure bottom the same year. Where is it? We could be at 15% unemployment, which I believe we...

I wonder if Baron pays you to run around and whine about Baron. :eek: To everyone claiming this is a garden variety recession, cyclical in nature, and a return to pre-2005 levels is around the corner, you could not be more wrong. The U.S. has changed in the most fundamental way...

Here's a simple math question for you - China spent 600 billion to stimulate growth from 6.1% last quarter to 7.9% this quarter. China has 2 trillion in USD savings in their central bank. How much more money does China have to stimulate their economy, as they can no longer rely on...

More 'Green Shoots!' We're going to see strong growth as the unemployment rate skyrockets along with foreclosure rates (hard to believe they're getting actually worse), and Dennis Kneale is a genius for calling an end to the recession. After all, jobs and the ability to keep one's home...

Government Just "Making Up" Projections June 19, 2009 Jason Kelly Stephen Moore wrote in yesterday's Political Diary [https://secure.djnewsletters.com/OJ/OJGetInfo.aspx] : California Rep. Darrel Issa calls the Obama [administration's] economic forecasts a "convenient vehicle for...

If you think inflation is going to save an economy with 65% factory utilization and plunging demand for discretionary goods; even gasoline and some necessities, you are seriously misled. Inflation won't happen, and even if it does, it will only suppress equity values in what is the most...

-CONTINUED FROM ABOVE- The unfinished $2.9 billion 3,815-room Fontainebleau tower, across from Circus Circus on the Las Vegas Strip, went bankrupt and took 6,000 jobs with it. Steve Wynn, the chairman of Wynn Resorts, said that his customers “aren’t buying that bottle of Margaux, and...

Who goes to Vegas? Everyone from coast to coast. I've been there for the ICSC Convention the last 6 years. I've never seen things so slow. This year, there were 25% of the attendees of three years ago. No one was spending money. This is a perfect indicator of the where things are headed in...

Reader Comments (quite revealing) From 1 to 25 of 351 Comments 1 2 3 ... 15 Next » 1. 1. July 14, 2009 5:32 pm Link The Senate should be pursuing Goldman’s conflicts of interest with current government officials. — Ethan Bair 2. 2. July 14, 2009 5:35...

CONTINUED FROM ABOVE They Earned the Bonuses David Merkel David Merkel is the director of research for Finacorp Securities and the founder of The Aleph Blog. All mature industries are cyclical, even finance. And if a company wants to survive in a cyclical industry, it needs to keep...

Goldman’s Gain, America’s Risk July 14, 2009, 4:57 pm By The Editors http://roomfordebate.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/07/14/goldmans-gain-americas-risk/ The headquarters of Goldman Sachs in Lower Manhattan. Updated, July 14, 8:30 p.m. | Jeffrey A. Miron, an economist at Harvard...

If anything, it proves even a retard can make money in a bull market. Is it true that you "never go full retard?" <object width="480" height="400" classid="clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000" id="ordie_player_bce7b31cef"><param name="movie"...