Red, you should listen to Alex Jone’s interview last night over at coasttocoastam if its available, about Wikileaks. Some good stuff. He says Wikileaks was created out of the White House and along with George Soro’s Open Society Foundation which apparently runs it. Assange is some hacker the government caught and made him the front guy for the organization. He is being set up as the patsy. This whole operation is being used as an excuse to create an Internet pa–t-#2–rio–@t act. The elites don’t like the dissemination of information occuring over the internet and don’t like the fact that the public is wising up. I already have seen rumblings in Congress about making a mandatory Internet ID for everyone.
$oex boys bought up greater than 2 to 1 puts to calls today over at the CBOE. Tomorrow 5 months 6 days from the 7-3 fake print day. ISEE all equities at an exuberant 237 number for a nowhere day. Bonds collapsing again and euro with a nice pause day so it doesn’t get too extended from its 20day average (that will happen later).
Red, you should go over to wikileaks and tell them they are attacking the wrong outfits…They should be attacking the gangsters…
How’s this for a headline? GS CEO, wakes up today,
$2 trillion in debt.
Breadth was shockingly bad today despite the nowhere market. This should take the $nymo below the O line today. As usual, they hold the market up until Thursday. I’d like to see II and AAII poll numbers now.
Bank of America Corp. agreed to pay $137 million to federal and state authorities for municipal bid-rigging practices in the late 1990s and earlier this decade.
Earlier this year, the Charlotte, N.C., bank agreed to pay $108 million to settle charges that mortgage lender Countrywide Financial Corp. improperly charged customers before Bank of America purchased the firm in July 2008.
The bank also reached a $150 million settlement with the SEC after the agency accused the bank of failing to disclose information during the acquisition of Merrill Lynch & Co.
I can’t post the link. Just do the usuall www and dotcom around coast to coast am.
Red, you should listen to Alex Jone’s interview last night over at coasttocoastam if its available, about Wikileaks. Some good stuff. He says Wikileaks was created out of the White House and along with George Soro’s Open Society Foundation which apparently runs it. Assange is some hacker the government caught and made him the front guy for the organization. He is being set up as the patsy. This whole operation is being used as an excuse to create an Internet pa–t-#2–rio–@t act. The elites don’t like the dissemination of information occuring over the internet and don’t like the fact that the public is wising up. I already have seen rumblings in Congress about making a mandatory Internet ID for everyone.
$oex boys bought up greater than 2 to 1 puts to calls today over at the CBOE. Tomorrow 5 months 6 days from the 7-3 fake print day. ISEE all equities at an exuberant 237 number for a nowhere day. Bonds collapsing again and euro with a nice pause day so it doesn’t get too extended from its 20day average (that will happen later).
FXI looks like a long, I didn’t take a position, though. I might buy NTES dip.
Got the feeling we rally hard next two days due to possible rate increase in China this weekend. We shall see………….
Red, you should go over to wikileaks and tell them they are attacking the wrong outfits…They should be attacking the gangsters…
How’s this for a headline? GS CEO, wakes up today,
$2 trillion in debt.
Man oh man, paypal’s next to get hack attacked…I just now transferred all of my money out of Paypal, and put it in my bank.
Breadth was shockingly bad today despite the nowhere market. This should take the $nymo below the O line today. As usual, they hold the market up until Thursday. I’d like to see II and AAII poll numbers now.
Bank of America Corp. agreed to pay $137 million to federal and state authorities for municipal bid-rigging practices in the late 1990s and earlier this decade.
Earlier this year, the Charlotte, N.C., bank agreed to pay $108 million to settle charges that mortgage lender Countrywide Financial Corp. improperly charged customers before Bank of America purchased the firm in July 2008.
The bank also reached a $150 million settlement with the SEC after the agency accused the bank of failing to disclose information during the acquisition of Merrill Lynch & Co.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704250704576005723625896738.html?mod=ITP_moneyandinvesting_7
At this rate of bull$#@(, this market is going to 17,000 by 2013, unless of course the Mayan calendar, wipes out the planet in 2012