I couldn’t believe how bad this guy is. I saw parts of this clip before but never in it’s entirety. I finally tracked down the complete clip and couldn’t believe the stupidity, but more over that this guys back didn’t break from all the falling he encountered,as you will see. I can only believe the owner of [...]
Well after being on unemployment now for a few months and not being able to find any jobs available. So while no one would hire me and my considerable skills, I decided to go back to being self employed and today was my first day. It felt good being able to get out of the [...]
For all those readers of mine who have been following my stock and investing posts, my main guru is still one Tim Sykes. A master of the short sell, but one who not only developed this system on his own, has profited from if handsomely and if he wanted could retire now at the grand [...]
August was still a down month for most apparel retailers, with about half of them missing their predicted sales figures. According to Thomson Reuters’ survey of 30 major retailers, overall sales were down 2.9 percent in August. “In the end, shoppers intend to hold the line on back-to-school spending and their early plans for the [...]
The ancient battle between Value and Growth investing continues, with Barron’s weighing in with its take on the issue. It’s starting to remind me of the Hundred Year’s War between France and England or that Star Trek episode where two planets have bee…
The new partnership deal between Microsoft and Yahoo looks to be a win-win situation for both companies. But what about Google?
Matt Taibbi’s article on Goldman Sachs has now achieved legendary status for the term he coined in this sentence:“The world’s most powerful investment bank is a great vampire squid wrapped around the face of humanity, relentlessly jamming its blood…
Does anyone remember a year ago when everyone pundit and media outlet predicted that Sovereign Wealth Funds were going to take over the world? The assets they controlled were growing so quickly due mostly to the commodity boom that it was starting to c…
Steve Forbes drags Julius Caesar into the current financial crisis in a video from late June 2009. He compares Caesar’s hubris to that of those who led our financial system into disaster. Hubris is a Greek word which is officially defined as either o…
“The International Energy Agency cut its oil demand estimates for every year through 2013 by about 3 million barrels a day, it said in its Medium- Term Oil Market Report today. Consumption will average 86.76 million barrels a day in 2012, the first yea…
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