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I hate to break this to you buddy, but your $11 Billion surplus in Texas is actually about $2 Billion. And after the state pays for an estimated 160,000 new students that are in the public school system since the last budget was written, you are down to about $1 Billion.:p And by the way...

LOL!!! :D

Duh . . . the stock is down a whole .50 cents since you started this thread. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones is down about 200 points.

Pretty unbelievable. I wonder if he trades as well as he posts.:p But seriously speaking, I guess he has no problem at all with the "kiddies" that have run-rampant on this website with multiple screen names and aliases . . . Let's face it, the Mods have their hands full on this website...

He will be on CNBC's "Squawk Box" early tomorrow morning at 7AM Eastern. Should be fun to watch . . . just before Bernanke appears later in front of a Congressional panel over the allegations stemming from the BAC/MER deal. All of Wall Street will be tuned in for this! :D

FOMC notes come out and there is nothing about further purchases of U.S. Treasuries . . . rates go up, Dollar surges, and equities come under pressure. It's ALL about the USD folks! :)

The Lowry market timing service notes that volume on Monday was 90% to the downside. That is usually a tell-tale sign that the Bears are back in control . . . The only caveat being that it was the day after a quadruple witching expiration.

Ken Lewis is zip-lipped because his Board of Directors wants him out. He's on the hot-seat with his own Board.

I see nothing wrong with "advising" BAC and Ken Lewis what the market ramifications are if BAC "walked" from the MER deal . . . In fact, it would have been highly negligent if the Fed had not indicated the ramifications of such on the markets. Remember, this was a very serious period of...

The FOMC notes did not indicate any further purchases of U.S. Treasuries . . . as a result, rates rose, the DOLLAR surged, and the equity market came under pressure. Pretty simple stuff. :)

Who do you think carries more weight in Washington and at the Capital . . . Warren Buffett's opinion of Bernanke ( which is extremely high ) or some hair-brained loose-cannon like Darrell Issa??? :D Issa is claiming that Bernanke made personal threats in private and also alleges that...

Ridiculous theory. Got anything better than that?

Unbelievable. What a moronic publicity stunt! :(

Yep, and given the amount of "taxation" coming down from the Beltway I'm sure that the FED won't be pulling the punch bowl anytime soon from the economy and the consumer.

That was CLASSIC! :D

I guess you have no problem with ET members having several screen-names and running around "talking to each other" on the same thread and ruining the quality of content on this site. The Mods here have a "thankless" job. In case you haven't noticed, they have their hands-full as it is...

Who are you to "lock" threads on ET? You are not a Moderator.

Excuse me, but why did you send me a PM earlier posing as a Moderator and telling me that you "locked" Thunderdog's thread?

How can we place you on IGNORE when you are constantly running around with aliases like: PENS WIN and ERICMINDICH You really need to check yourself into Bellevue Hospital. There is no doubt that you are suffering from serious mental illness.

DENIAL.