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  • Bailout Watch 571: How GM Won’t Pay Off Its Government Debt (But Will Try To Make You Think It Did)


    Car Reviews & Car Buying BlogAuthority Authority: 458
    According to GM’s 3rd Quarter financial results announcement: GM plans to repay the United States, Canadian and Ontario government loans in quarterly installments from escrowed funds, beginning next month with an initial $1.2 billion payment to be made in December ($1.0 billion to the UST and $192 million to the ...
    5 hours ago
  • GM Will Make First Government Loan Repayments in December


    Auto ObserverAuthority Authority: 618
    General Motors said Monday, in releasing its first financial statement since emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy on July 10, it would make its first loan repayments to U.S. and Canadian taxpayers next month. At that time, it will pay back a total of $1.2 billion. Still, the new GM reported a loss of $1.15 ...
    8 hours ago
  • GM Will Make First Government Loan Repayments in December


    Car Reviews & Car Buying BlogAuthority Authority: 458
    General Motors said Monday, in releasing its first financial statement since emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy on July 10,
    9 hours ago
  • Where are Copper Prices Heading?


    Commodity Surge:Authority Authority: 99
    Copper Prices The interference by the government in the economy has made it more difficult to know which direction copper prices will go, as the articial propping up of certain industries can also give a temporary bump up in prices. Copper is of course one of the best indicators of the economy, as it signals ...
    2 days ago
  • Federal Government Budget Deficit in October is Three Times the Annual Budget Deficits of the Banana Republic of California.


    My Budget 360Authority Authority: 585
    California has been the poster child of ineffective state government.  Bickering politicians, constant spending, and budget deficits that baffle the economic bottom line.  But California isn’t alone in this spend more than you earn reality.  Last year, California had to patch up $60 billion in budget deficits ...
    2 days ago
  • Beware the Government’s Handiwork


    The Daily ReckoningAuthority Authority: 627
    Dave Rosenberg says the unemployment rate is headed to 12-13%. And then, it’s going to stick at more than 10% for a long time. “Think about it. We haven’t yet hit bottom on employment but that will happen at some point. Employment is not going to zero, of that we can assure you. But when we do start to see the ...
    2 days ago
  • FHA is SOL


    The Daily ReckoningAuthority Authority: 627
    Just as we forecast, the Federal Housing Administration revealed yesterday that it will likely need a government bailout. The results of an external audit (after being suddenly delayed for a week) showed the FHA’s capital cushion to be just 0.53% of its portfolio of insured mortgages. That’s way below the 2% ...
    2 days ago
  • Another Debt Record


    The Daily ReckoningAuthority Authority: 627
    The U.S. government will finish its historic streak of debt sales today with a record $16 billion offering of 30-year bonds. This will pile on top the $65 billion in 3-year and 10-year paper auctioned earlier this week, both records in their own right. It’s worth noting that Monday’s auction for 3-year debt was ...
    3 days ago
  • New Hampshire Will Bailout Failing Newspaper


    Big GovernmentAuthority Authority: 811
    From the Nashua Telegraph : The state of New Hampshire last week agreed to guarantee 75 percent of a $250,000 loan from an Upper Valley bank to the new owner of the Eagle Times, an unusual deal because it involves a daily newspaper and the government it covers. The Executive Council on Wednesday ...
    6 days ago
  • So, $5 Billion doesn’t require a Bailout?


    tvanderwell on SmartHippo.comAuthority Authority: 437
    Okay, this is interesting….. Fannie Mae announces a $19 Billion loss and says, “We need $15 Billion” from Uncle Sam. Freddie Mac announces a $5 Billion loss and says, “Nah, we think we’ve got enough cash.” Color me skeptical….. Tom Vanderwell Freddie Says More Treasury Funds Unnecessary After ...
    6 days ago
  • So, $5 Billion doesn’t require a Bailout?


    Straight Talk About Mortgages and Real EstateAuthority Authority: 542
    Okay, this is interesting….. Fannie Mae announces a $19 Billion loss and says, “We need $15 Billion” from Uncle Sam. Freddie Mac announces a $5 Billion loss and says, “Nah, we think we’ve got enough cash.” Color me skeptical….. Tom Vanderwell Freddie Says More Treasury Funds Unnecessary After ...
    1 week ago
  • Another Excellent Taibbi Article


    Slope Of Hope with Tim KnightAuthority Authority: 602
    I strongly encourage you to read this marvelous article by Matt Taibbi. It is a fascinating look at the underhanded tactics Goldman Sachs (the very embodiment of evil ) and JP Morgan took in 2008. Just about the only thing still good in the U.S. is the fact that journalists can publish articles like this without ...
    1 week ago
  • Gambling, Washington-Style


    Boom2Bust.comAuthority Authority: 569
    Had to pop some Tums before sitting down to write this post. Read it, and you’ll understand why. From MarketWatch this morning: At its high point, the federal government was guaranteeing or insuring $4.3 trillion in face value of financial assets, according to a report released Friday by the Congressional ...
    1 week ago
  • “Stimulus” FAIL


    Grand Rapids PunditAuthority Authority: 99
    Just keep this chart in mind when they come back, in the near future, for debtslaveryus stimulus 2.0. Remember – the politicians are lying to you. Stimulus Fail
    1 week ago
  • Bye Bye Billions Bye Bye


    American Conservative DailyAuthority Authority: 502
    FLUSH! Hear that? That is the sound of $2.3 Billion of TARP dollars going bye bye down the drain. Yep, it is gone … wave goodbye. CIT’s bankruptcy filing, despite getting those billions proves a few obvious lessons to be true once again. First is that failing businesses will fail no matter how much money you ...
    1 week ago
  • Wilbur Ross: Commercial Real Estate Crisis Still Looms


    Boom2Bust.comAuthority Authority: 569
    A well-known billionaire vulture investor has joined the growing chorus of financial types predicting a commercial real estate crisis in the United States. From the CNBC website today: Commercial real estate faces a crisis in the coming months that—though not as serious as the residential market collapse—will ...
    1 week ago
  • You Can’t Drink Yourself Sober…..


    BloodhoundBlogAuthority Authority: 502
    Technorati Tags: First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit , Government Bailout
    2 weeks ago
  • Tax havens cannot rely on UK bailout


    Family: News and advice on family matters children and parentsAuthority Authority: 975
    The future of Britains tax havens is in question after a Government report raised doubts over Britains willingness to act as a lender of last resort.
    2 weeks ago
  • Obamas Job Creation Miracle


    Slope Of Hope with Tim KnightAuthority Authority: 602
    I will present this without commentary. I shall simply say everything in blue represents the Obama governments own projections about the nastiness that would be in store without the huge bailout. The red dots show what has actually taken place so far.
    2 weeks ago
  • Macro for Dummies


    Wall Street PitAuthority Authority: 638
    “He who goes a-borrowing, goes a-sorrowing.”The quote comes from Ben Franklin. But it was recalled to us neither by America’s president, nor Britain’s Prime Minister. Instead, the Telegraph in London reported it from the mouth of Cheng Siwei, a “top member of the Communist hierarchy.”What goes...
    3 weeks ago

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