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Your reading comprehension is absurd. Do you even read what you post??? Obviously not.

Gates Plan Raises Questions for Military and Contractors http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idINN0745259220090407?rpc=44 "JP Morgan analyst Joseph Nadol said Gates' recommendations were "far from a done deal," noting that several past defense secretaries, including Dick Cheney and...

LMT 73.90, +0.62, +0.9%) had the best outcome from [Defense Secretary Robert] Gates' budget decisions, there was also strong support for Northrop Grumman's and General Dynamics' shipbuilding businesses," said Douglas Harned, an analyst with Bernstein Research. "Notably, there were no indications...

Have you even looked at what happened to Ireland and their housing boom??? Their banks currently have $2.3 trillion of "assets" that totally outstrip their $260 Billion of GDP. Think Iceland times 100.

Good luck with that.

The big problem with this tragedy is that the 911 dispatcher did not relay to the officers that the guy had weapons. They had no idea what they were walking into. "The dispatcher should have asked more questions about the weapons, but didn't, and certainly should have told officers so they...

Why would you actually give a Rat's Arse" about what the First Lady wears, or were you bummed that it didn't contain enough criticism for your "pea-brain" neo-con views? It's absolutely amazing that YOU and your ET "neo-con" Bush-loving brethren have now stooped to such absurd levels as to...

And you obviously continue to believe that stocks should be able to trade like commodities . . . yet you conveniently ignore the fact that commodities do not have employees, boards of directors, employee pension funds, etc. I'm afraid that the SEC disagrees with you, and at the end of the...

And he's also wrong. http://www.cnbc.com/id/29991226 The Administration is not preventing the Banks from returning TARP funds. They are just preventing them from returning the TARP funds before the completion of the "stress-test" which is due out at the end of the month. In the...

Agreed. There appears to be all sorts of TOS violations on this web-site, but they appear to be conveniently ignored. ET could be a much better web-site, providing a much higher quality of content, but I'm afraid that management's priority is the generation of web-activity, with no real...

Yawn.

Yawn.

Yep, opened around 72.00 and traded all the way up to $75.77 :)

So if you are not involved in trading the financial markets, why do you post so much on this website? Just curious.

I guess you've never noticed the "drum" that AAA continues to beat senselessly with each and every post, rationalizing his voting for one of the most unpopular Presidents in a generation, not once, but twice and defending him each and every step of the way in this Forum over the last several...

Here are some bullet points to Gates' announcement yesterday: http://defensenewsstand.com/insider.asp?issue=04022009 :)

So what is Analyst Jason Todd saying this week in his research commentary?

I don't see that happening. The facts of the current environment at the Pentagon ( and future threats and the WoT ) just doesn't support what you are suggesting. The only new "wind" blowing is regarding the process in which DoD platforms are procured. The fact of the matter is that the...

That's not how the legislative process works. Besides, if Obama is the "Dove" that you seem to suggest and he will use the DoD Budget as a place to help curtail the Federal Deficit, I would suggest that the cuts ( or the postponements ) that you see to advanced weapons systems ( such as the...

First off, the FY-2010 budget is already in the books. It is a +4% INCREASE over 2009. There is an increasing priority by the Pentagon ( and the Administration ) on Special Ops, counter insurgency, ISR, and cybersecurity. There is also a huge "re-set" that needs to take place in our...