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I recently heard a surprising story: A female CEO was briefed on a stellar candidate for a top job at her company. “Sounds ideal,” she said to the group in the room. “Male or female?” Male was the answer. “Damn” was her audible response. The guy wasn’t even interviewed. Why Are Men SilentSearch BIS

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Category Archives: financial crisis
Economic Stimulus Tops $920B
Yikes… President Obama’s economic stimulus plan has topped $920 billion after the Senate agreed Wednesday to give a tax break of up to $15,000 to homebuyers in hopes of revitalizing the housing industry. The tax break adds $20 billion to … Continue reading
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Makes me wanna puke
Gawd, you can’t make this stuff up. New York’s Charles Rangel and five other Democratic members of the House enjoyed a trip to the Caribbean sponsored in part by Citigroup (see above) in November – after Congress had approved the … Continue reading
Californians, do NOT overpay your state taxes
Taxes on “hold” in California. Your idiotic government has been out of money for some time… California has had no money in its general fund for the past 17 months, and has been paying its bills by borrowing from Wall … Continue reading
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DO NOTHING even HARDER
Especially when doing something, according to the New York Times is… The stimulus bill working its way through Congress is not just a package of spending increases and tax cuts intended to jolt the nation out of recession. For Democrats, … Continue reading
DO NOTHING
There’s a group that believes the best medicine is doing nothing. Most of Washington has reached quick consensus: Government must do something big to shock the economy, and it should cost between $800 billion and $900 billion. But dissident economists … Continue reading
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ACORN and Government Stimulus
Gawd you gotta love these guys. Stimulus: The group that pushed banks into the risky loans that brought the economy down is now eligible for a huge chunk of stimulus cash. The stimulus plan does create jobs — for community … Continue reading
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Fannie and Freddie back at the trough…
Time to hang these boys out to dry. Perhaps when we do that, they will acknowledge the political pressure they received to increase the amount of sub prime loans in their portfolio to grotesquely high levels. Of course, who is … Continue reading
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Earth to Citigroup
You just don’t get it do ya? Apparently the dismissal of John Thain went right over your heads? I’m going to by some stock just to vote against you stoopid idiot assholes. At least they gave up their 2008 bonuses!
I forgot
Geez, I gotta try that next time I get audited.
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Chinese, Japanese, Saudis and US debt
Will the above mentioned countries continue to “play the game”? Will THEY sacrifice since we won’t? When will they get sick of the US $?
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Timothy Geithner == Idiot
Let’s see, Mr Geithner… 1. Hired an illegal alien2. Cheated on his taxes taxes3. TARP fund was his idea (certainly he can’t take full credit for that!). He doesn’t have the trust and credibility to be Treasury Secretary. Also, good … Continue reading
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Longmont near “breaking point”
Longmont Times call reports that the Longmont is near the “breaking point”. I’m not impressed. Here are some snippits… This makes sense too me… “Let’s look at it realistically, not with rose-colored glasses but not with the outlook that the … Continue reading
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California IOU’s
Darren complains… I have to pay my taxes on time, or people with firearms come take me to jail. But if the state owes me money, an IOU is considered acceptable. Sure can’t blame him. Give the state a loan … Continue reading
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Seagate to lay off 800
This evening Seagate announed a 10% cut of their domestic workforce (~ 800 people). I must say I’m surprised by the small size of the RIF. I can only hope that the bulk of the downsizing is from the ranks … Continue reading
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Bailout: Financial system working bassackwards
… according to Jim Rogers. When businesses fail the competent people are supposed to take over from the incompetent ones. Instead, the government is taking money from the competent people and giving to the incompetent people to continue running their … Continue reading
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Seagate “hits”
I’ve noticed a lot of hits from Seagate folks in Minneapolis, San Francisco and a few from Colorado. Having worked in the disk drive industry I realize it’s a tough industry and although I’m not particularly sympathetic with Seagate top … Continue reading
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Seagate layoffs imminent
The only surprise here is the length of time it took management to finalize the layoffs. One can only hope there is plenty of management included in the RIF. Watkins notes that the company will announce a restructuring sometime this … Continue reading
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Where is Seagate going?
Disk drive company Seagate has had their debt downgraded to junk status. High quality junk, but still junk. Seagate is known for being management top heavy. Perhaps they need to take a look at the graph below before they start … Continue reading
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Financial Bailout: How much Liquidity
In the January issue of Stocks, Futures and Options magazine there’s a sidebar on how much liquidity has been pumped into the system. The numbers are from James Bianco of Bianco Research. He says, “In 2008, the Federal Reserve has … Continue reading
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Economic stimulus
According to VP elect Joe Biden, $850 billion stimulus package is just around the corner… The Obama administration is nearing agreement with congressional Democrats on a huge emergency spending bill intended to jolt the U.S. economy and create 3 million … Continue reading
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