A Jobs Jamboree Friday!
May 8th, 2009 | By Chuck Butler | Category: Financial NewsStress tests finally print! The Gov’t wants you to “feel good”… Job losses decline on a weekly basis… Happy Mother’s Day! And Now… Today’s Pfennig!
Posts Tagged ‘ Financial Meltdown ’
Offshore Drilling, This Stock is Just Waiting to Explode
Mar 9th, 2009 | By Horacio Marquez | Category: Oil Investment & Alternative Energy, Top StoryWith dropping oil prices and the current global attitude on commodities, Horacio Marquez of Money Morning recommends this offshore drilling company as a top performer in its sector.
Why We Should Let Mr. Market Correct Himself
Nov 4th, 2008 | By Bill Bonner | Category: Politics & Economics“We have never seen such a foolhardy effort on the part of the world’s governments to prevent a correction,” says Bill Bonner. The market is not being allowed to work as it should. First Wall Street told us we could borrow and spend forever. And now messieurs Bernanke and Paulson tell us they can fix this mess. Bill says all they will succeed in doing is creating the next major monetary crisis.
A Currency Bounce
Oct 29th, 2008 | By Chuck Butler | Category: Financial NewsU.S. stocks soar! Currencies rally! Consumer Confidence at an all-time low! Getting off the bench! And Now… Today’s Pfennig!
Goerge Soros: Financial Crisis Is the ‘End of an Era’
Oct 12th, 2008 | By Contrarian Profits | Category: Featured, Financial NewsBillionaire investor George Soros just gave a great interview with PBS’s Mill Moyers. In it he said the massive breakdown in turst on Wall Street marks the “end of an era.”
It’s not a new subject for Soros. He accurately predicted the crisis in subprime loans that punctured the lung of the financial markets.
In the interview Soros also slammed Treasury Sectretary Hank Paulson, saying the onetime Goldman Sachs boss was part of the very Wall Street system of “financial engineering” that caused the crisis in the first place.
Bernanke and His Merry Men Rob Wall Street to Pay off Main Street
Apr 8th, 2008 | By Peter D. Schiff | Category: Politics & EconomicsThose who were blindsided by the recent financial meltdown are now loudly blaming the “free market” for its failure to police its own excesses, and are calling for greater regulation to prevent future disasters.