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Spot on. One Jackson and that loser is out of your life. There are a couple people I'd like to loan $20 to. . .

Kaboom! http://www.gargaro.com/MaRvInWaVs/boom.wav

Good news. Note they are cutting not "reducing the growth" like they do in the US: http://www.fxstreet.com/news/forex-news/article.aspx?storyid=5b696f14-4d20-4297-b001-7e3c879014f4 Oh wait. That was December 2008. My bad. Guess that didn't work out so well...

That's great. People should try that at home. "Hi Mr. Big Bank Rep. I've got good news. My projections show that I will get a 10% raise next year and my spendthrift wife has agreed to scale back spending so that our deficit (how much more we spend than I make) will shrink to just 3% of how...

If one reads the article instead of just going apeshit, one would see this text in the opening paragraph: They are lowering the limit from 12.5k euros to 5k.

Haven't you been around long enough to know the NKs conduct saber rattling on a regular basis? Don't you understand how power is kept? Wow.

And there you have it ladies and gentlemen! The towering ultimate argument for ever rising gold prices. How can you resist this inspirational message of hope, compassion and intelligence? Why, there can be no doubt about the future direction of gold if the super intellects like the above...

Heh heh heh. "Hi, I'd like the endangered species kabob grilled over moon rocks please." :D :D :D

http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=2554290

They can put on brand new fishnet stockings and apply lipstick with a paint roller, but this pig just ain't gonna look nice for very long no matter what they do. There's too much debt, and nobody is interested in even slowing the growth in spending, let alone actually cutting back...

About the time of the tech bubble collapse, there was a parody song about the market crash. It was based on the Springsteen tune from Born in the USA - I think it's called I'm going down, down, down. Anybody have a link to that tune - (the parody I mean, I have Born in the USA).

I miss The Dorfman Report. Those were the days.

To be fair, it's not the no thank you, but the "you aren't paying your fair share" and "stealing from the poor" stuff that gets old.

That's the funny thing. The EU pushed all their chips in with that trillion dollar deal, expecting the markets to fold. What happens if they call (which they seem to be doing)?

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aQZkc.kesuig&pos=4

A lot of herion is even more helpful. :D

It's news on the same level as the Whitehouse saying they think the economy is getting better. That is to say, it is slightly more newsworthy than yet another sunrise but not by a wide margin. NK consistently rattles their saber.

The best part about being short on a big down day is screaming "DIE BITCH!!" at your monitors. :)

Here's what I'd like to see. If any institution/company/organization is "too big to fail" and demands government aid, then that aid should be directed to splitting the receiver up. If we are going to bail out banks/wall street/automakers/bait shops then we should be making damn sure we don't...

If it's telling him what is ahead, then it's not much of a surprise, is it? ;)