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the rich get richer and they have you to thank says david cay johnston: Tech Ticker, Yahoo! Finance
The rich, thanks to government handouts, are getting richer at everyone else's expense. At least that's what David Cay Johnston claims in the book Free Lunch: How the Wealthiest Americans Enrich Themselves at Government Expense (and Stick You with the Bill) "This enormous growth of incomes at the top is not the result of market forces -- there's some market forces -- but it's largely the result of all these rules nobody knows about," he tells Dan and Aaron in this clip. The problem starts with governmentCollected in MoneyBob's videos Nov 21, 2010 -
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"The Worst President in My Lifetime", Howard Davidowitz on Obama
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Howard Davidowitz says Wall Street is A Ponzi Scheme with Lies and Fraud
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howard davidowitz u.s. economy "is a complete disaster": Tech Ticker, Yahoo! Finance
The U.S. economy is in shambles and Americans will continue to see high unemployment and lower living standards in the years to come, Howard Davidowitz tells Henry and Aaron in the accompanying clip. Davidowitz lays much of the blame for the economy's woes at the feet of the Obama administration, which he calls "the worst of my lifetime." Obama "Mr. Mass Destruction" Davidowitz says that the key to Obama's success is his ability to sell his policies to the public. He can confidently read from a telepromCollected in MoneyBob's videos Jul 1, 2010 -
Our Economic Recovery Was Never Strong - Gary Shilling
Slow Growth - Double Dip Recession may be coming - Odds are over 50% - We are in the process of De-Leveraging our Debt and this trend will continue for years. If it happened all at once, we really would have a depression! Unemployment rate will rise 1% per year for the next few years and put pressure on the government to create jobs - spend more money - create higher deficits and debt, and the consumer will pull back and spend less - which is bad for business and people' jobs! - all very risky for our loCollected in MoneyBob's videos Jun 20, 2010 -
Suddenly, Gary Shilling's Bearishness Doesn't Seem So Nutty
The recession will now turn deeper and the Fed is worried about deflation.Collected in MoneyBob's videos Jun 20, 2010 -
house prices still have another 10 20 to fall says gary shilling: Tech Ticker, Yahoo! Finance
A year ago, house prices finally stopped collapsing after two years of brutal declines. Over the following few quarters, moreover, they actually rose. This led many observers to conclude that the housing bottom had been reached and that we were headed for a v-shaped bounce. Not Gary Shilling. Gary Shilling, head of economic research firm A. Gary Shilling & Co., thinks house prices still have another 10%-20% to fall. Just as bad, Gary thinks this fall will happen over the next three years, meaning thatCollected in MoneyBob's videos Jun 17, 2010 -
fannie and freddie money pit may suck down 1 trillion of taxpayer cash: Tech Ticker, Yahoo! Finance
Bloomberg checked in on the state of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the two once-quasi-private mortgage subsidy companies that are now almost wholly owned by taxpayers. Bloomberg found that Fannie and Freddie have already drawn down $145 billion in their unlimited line of taxpayer credit, and that their losses could ultimately be as high as $1 trillion. To put that in context, Fannie and Freddie alone may consume more than the entire TARP Wall Street bailout, which was in the neighborhood of $800 billion. FCollected in MoneyBob's videos Jun 16, 2010 -
Stocks party like it's 2009 but George Soros sees ghosts of the '30s
From April 26 through June 7, the Dow fell 12.4% and the S&P dropped 13.7%, The Wall Street Journal reports, in a rapid-fire decline that scared many investors out of the market. So, of course, stocks rallied at the end of last week and are starting Monday off with gains as the euro is rallying after France announced an austerity package and a report showed eurozone industrial output surged in April. The "risk on" trade appears to be back in vogue for the moment -- commodities are also rallying early MondCollected in MoneyBob's videos Jun 16, 2010 -
governments panicked about spending and debt are about to make the biggest mistake ever says paul krugman: Tech Ticker, Yahoo! Finance
As the rest of the world works itself into a panic over debt and deficits, Princeton professor and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman continues to argue that acting on this fear will quickly make things far worse: What’s the greatest threat to our still-fragile economic recovery? Dangers abound, of course. But what I currently find most ominous is the spread of a destructive idea: the view that now, less than a year into a weak recovery from the worst slump since World War II, is the time for policy makCollected in MoneyBob's videos Jun 7, 2010 -
Robert Prechter Says, "We Are On Schedule for a Very, Very Long Bear Market."
NEW YORK (AP) -- The Dow Jones industrials plunged below 10,000 Tuesday after traders dumped stocks on worries about the global economy and tensions between North and South Korea. The Dow fell about 190 points in late morning trading. It has fallen 1,346 points, or more than 12 percent, from its recent high of 11,205, reached April 26. The Dow and broader stock indexes all fell about 2 percent. Investors also exited the euro and commodities including oil and again sought safety in Treasurys. That drove inCollected in MoneyBob's videos May 25, 2010 -
pray for inflation it's our only hope: Tech Ticker, Yahoo! Finance
Collected in MoneyBob's videos Apr 13, 2010
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