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Tag Archives: Banking
Scott Brown – Nosing the Obama Base
The events of the day (1/21/10) illustrate a systemic failure and a mistrust of our entire financial system. It also indicates the extent to which the Obama Administration will go in their attempt at regaining the momentum lost by the success of Massachusetts election of Scott Brown. Obama is simply “Scott Brown Nosing his Base.” Politics, pure and simple. Still,…
The Reinvention of The Rich Lie!
I must confess, I’m confused; I’m looking forward in to a future that seemingly has no sound prospects and, frankly, the conversation that needs to be had, is barely a whisper! Listening to the Poli-Cor-Speak of the non-economic versed politician, the dearth of coherent strategy is so completely absent, I believe one could hear mollusk hiccup!
The economic conundrum that the U.S. finds itself has been years in the making and transcends the terms of Administrations of both Parties though the controller of the purse-strings, the U.S. Senate, has largely been Democratic Party controlled for much of the period of malfeasance and under whose supervision, the abuses are the forms most severe. And, Mr. President, the U.S. is already bankrupt, financially, economically, industrial and political so don’t bother making the threat, it’s far too late!
Posted in Business-Philos, On Point, Poli-Econ, Poli-Finance, Poli-Philos
Tagged Banking, Congress, Economic, Economy, Government, philosophy, recovery, reinvention, restructuring, Social Security, Spending, Stimulus
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The Real in Real Estate
October 18, 2009
In my upcoming Book, “Blind Vision”, I discuss the root cause of the financial chaos that is taking place in this Country. The topic, unfortunately, though rich in the systemic realities, time and space (and a reader’s attention span) simply do not allow for a detailed scope as to the extent of the problem and why, at this point, we are only seeing a glimmer of what is yet to come. Still, when taken as a body of work, I truly do believe you will be the richer for it and so will our Country.
Posted in Business Trends, Geo-Finance, Poli-Finance, Real Estate
Tagged American, Banking, Debt, Derivatives, Economic, Finance, Financial, Flat Earth Idolatry, globalism, Partisanship, philosophy, restructuring, Stimulus, U.S.
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Markets of Imagination Part 2
September 15, 2009
Supremely simply solutions often thin the hubris of complexity!
In the previous post we left the discussion at the conclusion of my describing two fundamental types of “Financial Markets”, I summarily identified them as “FM1”, describing the current machinations of the Markets and “FM2”, the more appropriate or as I said, the “peak” historical version.
Picking up from there, let us continue on with the subject!
When reference “FM1” and “FM2”, I am referring to the above, two, enumerations (One might consider referring back to the complete “FM1”/FM2” discussion.)
Posted in Poli-Econ, Poli-Finance, Poli-Philos
Tagged Banking, Change, Derivatives, Economic, Economics, Economy, Finance, Financial, Flat Earth Idolatry, Geithner, global, Markets, Obama, Partisanship, Party Politics, philosophy, policy, Political, restructuring, Stimulus, Trading, Wealth
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Markets of Imagination Part 1
September 1, 2009
Supremely simply solutions often thin the hubris of complexity!
Posted in Poli-Econ, Poli-Finance
Tagged Administration, Banking, Change, Derivatives, Economic, Finance, Finanical Markets, Obama, policy, Spending, Stimulus, Trading, Tsar, U.S., Wealth
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