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• What Do Americans Want?

  
  Stupidica — Authority: 177
  What is the overriding lesson learned about this year of promised “hope” and “change,” given the politics, public scandals and shifting social behavior that have permeated American pop culture? I dont think Americans know yet what they want. But they are pretty clear on what they dont want. They dont want Bush, ...
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• "Monetary Policy" Transfers Your Children’s Future Earnings to the Financial Elite

  
  Bear Market Investments — Authority: 155
  By Charles Hugh Smith, OFTWOMINDS The bail-out of Wall Street and the banking and mortgage industries is not monetary policy; it is a massive transfer of wealth from future taxpayers to the Financial Power Elite. The monetary-policy terminology of “quantitative easing” and “bail-out” is a masterstroke ...
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• January 28 NYC Event — Whalen on Zombie Banks and The Real Economy: Are the Two Compatible?

  
  Bear Market Investments — Authority: 155
  Zero Hedge It is a little sad reading today’s comment from Marla about SAC putting the kabosh on the inside trading story by Thompson-Reuters , but not surprising.  Remember that when Clinton Gilbert published The Mirrors of Wall Street in 1933, he did so annonymously. Even with Putnam as the ...
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• Translating “Bankerese…..”

  
  tvanderwell on SmartHippo.com — Authority: 139
  This is pretty funny and I hate to say it, probably pretty accurate….. Translating Citigroup’s CEO | The Big Picture By Barry Ritholtz – December 19th, 2009, 3:00PM Charlie Peabody of Portales Partners “deconstructed” an internal memo of Vikram Pandit, Citi’s CEO, on the bank’s repayment of the TARP ...
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• Banks Have Exited TARP…So?

  
  Understanding Government — Authority: 142
  Recently, Bank of America, Citigroup and Wells Fargo have joined with Treasury Department officials to proudly announce their exit from the Troubled Asset Relief Program. The Washington Post’s Steven Pearlstein is appropriately skeptical : By rushing to cash in their chips, however, the administration not only ...
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• The Bankers Summit and Some Significant No-Shows

  
  Jesse's Caf Amricain — Authority: 619
  Some White House Banking summit.A one on one with Jamie Dimon and a few second tier, TARP-bound moneylenders. John Stumpf of Wells Fargo is running late but surely on his way. Tied up signing some last minute foreclosures.It appears that Goldmans Lloyd Blankfein, John Mack of Morgan Stanley, and Dick Parsons of ...
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• Citigroup Says It Has Reached a Deal to Repay Bailout Funds

  
  Business Finance & Economy - business.marc8.com — Authority: 165
  Citigroup will become the last of the big Wall Street banks to exit the bailout program after reaching a deal to repay the remaining $20 billion of federal aid.
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• ACORN Document Dump: Citibank Jeopardizes Customers for ACORN

  
  Big Government — Authority: 817
  What does the Persian Gulf emirate of Dubai and ACORN have in common?  Both of them have some bankers on Wall Street worried.  When brokers and traders returned to work after the Thanksgiving Holiday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average went on a wild rollercoaster ride dropping as much as 233 points during the trading ...
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• Andrew Ross Sorkin’s Book Reveals The Inner Truths Of US Financial Meltdown

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 739
  By Ranjan BhaduriDec.10, (THAINDIAN NEWS) The world economy went through one of its most pathetic phases last year when the Wall Street banks collapsed and this led to a worldwide recession and unprecedented job layoffs in various organizations. Recently, Andrew Ross Sorkin, a senior columnist and editor working in ...
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• Democrats Push For Reinstatement Of Glass-Steagal

  
  Bear Market Investments — Authority: 155
  Zero Hedge In what is the start of the biggest uphill battle in D.C., arguably even bigger than deposing the printing press leprechaun, five democrats are proposing an amendment to reinstate Glass-Steagal, whose repeal, through the Larry Summers orchestrated Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, in 1999 set the ...
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• Frontrunning: December 3

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 736
  The Wall Street Journal: The country needs a new Fed Chief ( WSJ ) Steve Rattner reminds people he still exists: Bernanke deserves our thanks ( WaPo ) Roubini on lessons from Dubai: Dont assume government backing for state owned businesses ( Forbes ) Must read: Fudging losses is easy when the FDIC does it, too "The ...
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• The Housing Crisis and Wall Street Shame

  
  The LA Progressive — Authority: 486
  The $75 billion federal program designed to bribe banks to modify mortgages has been a bust. No one knows the exact number of mortgages that have been modified (that will be reported next month) but... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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• IMF Chief Shares Concerns About The Economy, Excess Liquidity, The Sino-US Coupling, And Wall Street Compensation

  
  Bear Market Investments — Authority: 155
  Zero Hedge In an interview with Le Figaro, Dominique Strauss-Kahn shares his thoughts on a variety of economic subjects. Notable is his desire for central banks to begin soaking up the “water” which was used to put out the “1929-style” fire. Then again, as the Chairman has said, there is no ...
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• Questions for Bernanke

  
  Bits & Pieces — Authority: 133
  The hearing focused on the proposed renomination of Ben Bernanke as Federal Reserve Chairman will be held on December 3, 2009.  I am surprised that President Obama still supports this guy.The Cunning Realist, thoughtful as always, has prepared a list of questions that the legislators owe it to their constituents to ...
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• Is America Finally Starting to Stand Up To Wall Street?

  
  Bear Market Investments — Authority: 155
  Zero Hedge → Washington’s Blog . Are the American people finally starting to stand up to Wall Street? Shareholder Revolt Some of Goldman Sach’s biggest shareholders are demanding that executive compensation be reduced. As the Wall Street Journal notes : Their complaints in ...
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