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Monday Penny Stock Watchlist: 4 More Stocks for Another Chance at 208%
With fears subsiding in Dubai after a $10 billion bailout, Citigroup (NYSE: C) inking a deal to repay TARP funds, and Exxon Mobil’s (NYSE: XOM) $31 billion buyout offer of oil and gas exploration company XTO Energy (NYSE: XTO), the bulls are out in force this Monday. And with increased investor sentiment comes some pretty [...]
Is The Fed Facing Margin Calls From European Banks?
by Marla Singer and Geoffrey Batt
Buried in the depths of page 26 of the Office of the Special Inspector General for the Troubled Asset Relief Program’s (SIGTARP’s) November 17, 2009 report “Factors Affecting Efforts to Limit Payments to AIG Counterparties” hidden in footnotes 33 and 34 is something of a mystery. It might be the [...]
Dubai Friday
So much for a sleepy Thanksgiving week Friday… a tiny Black Swan called Dubai reared its ugly head. There has been some hand wringing in the UK papers about the debt situation in Greece (all of which ignored by giddy US traders who only know 1 trade anymore:. US dollar down, buy anything), so Dubai was a [...]
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Simon Johnson Talks Dubai on PBS News hour
By admin on November 30, 2009
One of our favorites, and a voice of reason, is former IMF chief economist Simon Johnson. Aside from offering good ideas that are summarily dismissed by the political elite and special interests he writes profusely (with a few partners) at the blog Baseline Scenario (which I also believe is summarily dismissed by the political elite [...]
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