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Thursday
Mar312011

Guest Post From Dylan Ratigan: Step 1 - Fire Tim Geithner

Thursday
Mar312011

Wal-Mart CEO: "Serious Inflation In The Months Ahead"

"We're seeing cost increases starting to come through at a pretty rapid rate."

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Thursday
Mar312011

RAW VIDEO: Belgian F-16 Destroying Libyan Bomber

Belgian F-16 destroying Libyan bomber at its base - uploaded today.

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Thursday
Mar312011

Congressional Video: "What Can The American People Expect From TARP Moving Forward?"

Video - House Oversight - March 30, 2011

The Geithner spin as delivered by Tim Massad.

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Criticism of TARP ‘Moral Hazard’ Unfair, Massad Says

Criticism that “moral hazard” is the main legacy of U.S. taxpayer-funded bailouts is unfair, a Treasury Department official said.

“We recognize that moral hazard is a real and significant concern” in the Troubled Asset Relief Program, Timothy Massad, acting assistant secretary for financial stability, said in a hearing before a House Oversight Committee panel today. “But to suggest that it is TARP’s main legacy is to ignore the facts, and to confuse the response to a crisis with the need to address the causes of the crisis.”

Massad was responding to criticism from Neil Barofsky, special inspector general for TARP. Barofsky told the House panel’s TARP subcommittee today that the program’s “most significant legacy may be the exacerbation of the problems posed by ‘too big to fail,’ particularly given the manner in which Treasury executed the bailout.”

TARP largely spared “executives, shareholders, creditors and counter parties, reinforcing that not only would the government bail out the largest institutions, but would do so in a manner that would do little harm to the responsible stakeholders,” Barofsky said.

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Thursday
Mar312011

Issa: TARP's Failures Protect Too Big To Fail Banks

From yesterday's TARP Congressional hearing with Neil Barofsky.

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Thursday
Mar312011

Nasdaq Hack Worse Than Reported; U.S. Spy Agency Asked To Decode Stock Market Cyber Attack

Article inside.

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Wednesday
Mar302011

California Treasurer Spanks Legislature Over Junk Spending

There is no hope for California government.

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Wednesday
Mar302011

Brown's California Dream Snarled by Dysfunction That Felled Schwarzenegger

Will Obama bailout California later this year...

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Wednesday
Mar302011

Gov. Schwarzenegger Says F*** You To California Legislature

Wednesday
Mar302011

Video: Sheila Bair On Bailouts, Risk Retention Rule

Video - Sheila Bair - Mar. 29, 2011

Chairman Sheila Bair discusses the FDIC's meeting today on proposed rules requiring lenders to keep a stake in loans they securitize.  Bair, speaking with Margaret Brennan on Bloomberg Television's "InBusiness," also discusses a measure that would require "systemically important" firms to draft plans for how their operations can be resolved after a collapse. 

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Wednesday
Mar302011

Case-Shiller: Home Prices Fall By Most In A Year, Outlook Grim; Bloomberg Interview With Dr. Robert Shiller

 

Video - Dr. Robert Shiller - Mar. 29, 2011

Robert Shiller, an economics professor at Yale University and co-creator of the S&P/Case-Shiller home-price index, talks about the outlook for the U.S. housing market.  Residential real estate prices dropped in January by the most in more than a year, raising the risk that U.S. home sales will keep slowing.

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Wednesday
Mar302011

CoreLogic Says Housing 'Shadow Inventory' Is 1.8 Million Units; Morgan Stanley Says 8 Million

If you extrapolate, Morgan Stanley's calculations means we have a shadow inventory of 38 months, on top of the current 8.7 months supply.   This would imply almost 4 years of backlog.  Gary Shilling says that home prices will fall another 20% before hitting bottom.

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Wednesday
Mar302011

HAMP: House Republicans Vote to Abolish Foreclosure Assistance Program, Obama Threatens Veto

Wednesday
Mar302011

Brian Williams, NBC News Stay Mum On GE’s $0 Tax Bill