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I heard the New Aristocracy were going to bring back Droite de Senor. This is where the Feudal Lord has first pass at a newly wed woman on her wedding night - I mean why not, it is their right as Masters of The universe and it would do away with these hooker scandals.

Principle of manipulation is give out a bold target which is hit and thus establishes your credibility - you then give out another bold target which you use to dump your line on the suckers who buy in anticipation.

Most people are clueless* * they can answer questions on what happened in their favourite TV sitcom last night.

About as credible as the "Buffet is buying" rumour. Probably originated with the same character from Alice in Wonderland you know, the one sitting on a mushroom smoking a hookah............................ Here he is answering a Journalists questions on accounting policy. <object...

You mean you didn't before? :eek:

A review: Morgan, Rocketfeller on the U.S. side, plus Rothchild and Warburg on the European side, met in secret on Jekyll Island to form a cartel and centralize banking. There goal was to maximize profits by minimizing competition and make it difficult for new competitors. Then they would use...

They already have, but cutting rates and not cutting ratings etc etc is delaying the recognition of that reality until that fantasy wonderland time when all AAA rated defaulting slime returns to par and everybody lives happily ever after (but only after living through a lost decade as in Japan...

I think the official name for the policy is 'No bank left behind'.

I think those figures will go the way of M3.

Joe Lewis

I think some journalist should check if Fed Chairmans pension is linked to headline CPI or some other measure of inflation. Most of the New Aristocracy (CEO's) have completely different pension deals from the new surf class who they reign over in their private fiefdoms. If Bernanke has a non...

Er, Citibank might be a case study for that.

Perhaps more accurately "the banks will always win" i.e realpolitik dictates that the banks will get what they want because even a non captive Fed can't allow the banking system to fail or even allow runs on any one institution e.g first cut coincided with CFC run.

? http://www.equis.com/products/pricingguide.aspx?#quotecenter QuoteCenter QuoteCenter Asia/Pacific Data $135.00 /mo $1,300.00 /yr QuoteCenter European, Middle Eastern, & African Data $135.00 /mo $1,300.00 /yr QuoteCenter FX Data $99.00 /mo $950.00 /yr QuoteCenter North/South...

Metastock Quotecenter. $135/month for a program with an institutional heritage (was the Bridge platform). eSignal IMO is an overpriced retail toy with bad data that focuses primarily on marketing and sub growth/replacement. I cancelled it very quickly.

Yes, I noticed this.

The main thing is that no bank can be allowed to fail, as for the little guy, what are his political donations? Banks give hundreds of millions and are therefore 'entitled' to preferential treatment. Screw the ordinary guy (and the banks will, there will be no forgiveness from them, no accepting...

Freefone Fedfunds4u - responsible borrowers need not apply.

At these prices I think we need to clarify if this is short term rental or an outright purchase.

I think in addition to financial stipulations you also have to be over 18, so that rules out a lot of ET.