BloombergSales in China Fuel BMW's ProfitNew York TimesFRANKFURT — Bayerische Motoren Werke said Thursday that profit in the first quarter rose 18 percent as China surpassed the United States as the carmaker's largest market for the first tim…
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You Can Rest Assured That The Insurance Industry Is In For Guaranteed Losses!
by Bears Chat at The Wall Street Examiner • • 0 Comments
This is not a new post, but nobody has brought up the “I” in FIRE yet, and Mr. Middleton has been ahead of the curve on the banks & sovereign debt, so . . .
You Can Rest Assured That The Insurance Industry Is In For Guaranteed Losses!
The insurance…
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The Root Cause of the Crappy Economy: Inequality
by Bears Chat at The Wall Street Examiner • • 0 Comments
THE 5 percent of Americans with the highest incomes now account for 37 percent of all consumer purchases, according to the latest research from Moody’s Analytics. That should come as no surprise. Our society has become more and more unequal.
Whe…
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How the U.S. Govt Deals with Debt in the Post-Bubble Era
by a Wall Street Examiner • • 0 Comments
Booms go bust. Wealth disappears. Debt does not. Someone, somewhere, sometime has to pay it. If not the borrower…someone else.
The story of the bubble years was the build up of debt throughout the world.
The story of the post-bubble years has bee…
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Bernanke’s Narcissistic Swill- Professional Edition
by Lee Adler • • 4 Comments
The Treasury began to pay off the weekly $25 billion in SFP CMBs this week resulting in a net paydown of $12 billion at Thursday’s bill settlements. That was a bullish influence on stocks as expected, but indirect bid data suggests that the FCBs weren’t all that aggressive in their bidding at the regular bill…
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QQQbears Hot Links for 9/29/10
by a Wall Street Examiner •
ROISEPTEMBER 29, 2010.You Should Have Timed the Market
By BRETT ARENDS
Everybody knows the last decade on Wall Street was a poor one for investors.
Turns out it was even worse than we thought.
A remarkable new study from TrimTabs Investment Rese…
