The Absurdity Continues
Thursday, November 30, 2006 (643 reads)
As we slide down the slippery slope and become a full fledged kleptocracy (no wonder the Chinese aren't worried) it is amusing to watch how it all took place, bite by bite - boiling the American 230-year democratic experiment frog.
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It's the end of the world as we know it...
Thursday, November 23, 2006 (870 reads)
Would it be bad if SIA records show that on just the NYSE alone, fails came to $63 billion in Q2, 2006, and repo agreements came to $1.5 trillion? I mean, because that would mean that this isn't a minor issue, as the DTCC and SEC have been saying for years, but rather a massive, market altering issue...
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SEC Looser Than K-Fed's Jeans
Friday, November 17, 2006 (577 reads)
Would it be cause for concern if the computers at the SEC were looser than the slots at a Vegas come-on, and the accounting for fines paid in made an alcoholic's short term memory seem photographic?
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Cramer Tell All – Wall Streets is Asking for Favors
Monday, November 13, 2006 (621 reads)
Jim Cramer, in a new TheStreet.com article is now admitting that Wall Street comes asking for favors from the financial media. While Jim tries to make you believe TheStreet.com turned down the requests, he also admits that these "favors" were the standard on Wall Street.
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Byrne Interview, PGWC Suit
Monday, November 13, 2006 (498 reads)
More bits from last week, including a good Byrne radio interview, and commentary on the recent PGWC suit.
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The Irrelevant SEC; A birdseye view from within the SEC
Friday, November 10, 2006 (510 reads)
The SEC is chartered to protect investors from the perils of our financial services industry. But can the SEC effectively do it's job under a cloud of conflicts between protecting the industry vs. protecting the investor. Read what a former SEC attorney has to say on this matter.
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