A relatively minor program captured the headlines over this past week end and promises to continue to arouse partisan political passion through this week until the final disposition of the ” cash for clunkers ” program is determined. The White House is very much in favor of continuing the program which has burned through the initial one [...]
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HO HO No Santa Claus Rally
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Age of Austerity, auto bail out, business, commentary, economy, finance, investing, stock market, wall street on December 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
A year in which many investors have had frigid returns well below zero is not warming up as we approach the finish line in a historical year in the markets, in which volatility was one of the few constants. The long awaited Santa Claus rally in the stock market appears to be in a deep freeze [...]
Oil Falls While Auto Bail Out Crawls
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged auto bail out, business, commentary, economy, finance, oil, White House on December 18, 2008 | 2 Comments »
The price of a barrel of crude oil fell below $37 today. Despite the OPEC decision on Wednesday to further reduce oil output by 2.2 million barrels per day, oil has tumbled to a level not seen in nearly 5 years. It was only a few short months ago, that speculators triggered a run on the [...]
Obama Administration “Strong Arming”: To Enhance UAW Position
Posted in business, economy, politics, tagged Age of Austerity, American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, auto bail out, Barack Obama, business, CEO, class war, commentary, congress, Democrats, economy, finance, main street, news, politics, Progressive Fascism, recession, Republicans, wall street, White House on May 6, 2009 | 1 Comment »
We are fascinated by the alleged strong arm tactics the Obama administration allegedly introduced into their negotiations with senior debt holders of the Chrysler Corporation. A representative of the administration, car czar Steve Rattner, allegedly threatened an official representing Chrysler creditors. As reported on Fox news, Thomas Lauria, an attorney at White & Case, one of [...]
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