CNBC Fast Money’s New Half Time Report – Thanks Jon Najarian
We have been honestly and fairly critical of CNBC’s Fast Money Show and some of the traders on this show. Our readers seem to approve. They have...
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IBSA – If You Have Not Heard of IBSA, Read This Article
IBSA began as an international dialogue forum between India, Brazil and South Africa. It represents three important geographic poles for galvanizing cooperation...
President Obama and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh at the G-20 in London
President Obama had a long meeting with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh during the recent G-20 Summit in London. It was clear from his comments after t...
“Greed And Stupidity” – Of Wall Street, Washington Or American TV Networks?
“Greed and Stupidity” is the title of an article about the current economic crisis by David Brooks of the New York Times. David ...
CNBC’s Fast Money – Playing Fast & Loose With Facts About FED & US Treasuries?
On Thursday, March 26, 2009, Mr. Joe Terranova made an “expert” appearance on CNBC’s Fast Money Show to discuss “Trading China...
China – It’s Economy, It’s Leadership & It’s Military
The past few weeks have been full of intense media coverage of China, its comments about the US Dollar, its holdings of US Treasuries, its domestic stimulus and...
What If AIG CEO Edward Liddy Had…..
AIG CEO Edward Liddy received a brutal lashing by a Congressional Committee last week. It was sheer torture to watch. Every Congressman on that comm...
The Question Jon Stewart Asked Nandan Nilekani. How Would We Answer It?
It was such a pleasant surprise to see the great Jon Stewart invite Nandan Nilekani on his show. After all, who expected Jon Stewart to have heard of ...
Bernanke Does Good But Big Money & Its CNBC Anchor Friends Cry Foul
Our first article about Ben Bernanke on this blog was titled “Jim Cramer on Ben Bernanke – Fair in August 2007 and Unfair in August 2008”...
What Is “Taylor Rule”? What Does It Say Now? Was It A Factor In Bernanke’s Decision?
The Taylor Rule, proposed first by economist John Taylor in 1993, is a monetary policy formula (or rule) that stipulates how much the Federal Reserve Bank ...