• Jul 07, 2009

I ran across an interesting story some of you may already know about.  Have a look.  I find it odd how the United States justice system conveniently uses subjective forms of...

• Jul 08, 2009

As of yesterday, Lear Corp., an auto parts supplier for the "Little 3" joined the list of others who have been victimized by the collapse of America’s Ponzi scheme economy. 

• Jul 08, 2009

Today, America’s “New Economy” is based exclusively on services - primarily financial and technology-based services, with a whole slew of attorneys and consultants to...

• Mar 09, 2006

In my relatively brief years in the real world, I think I have been fortunate enough to have learned how some things work, like the U.S. capitalist and political systems. It’s not a pleasant rea...

• Jul 10, 2009

So you thought you'd heard the end of AIG, huh?  Not by a long shot. This useless company, with a very long list of employees belonging in prison, is still demanding the White House app...

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• Jul 13, 2009

I ran across this ridiculous headline on Yahoo! Finance (which is nothing more than the CNBC of the Internet) and I wanted to make a few comments. 

• Jul 15, 2009

Lesson #5: Extremists are Always Useless and Often Dangerous Certainly, President Obama is not going about things in a manner I would advise. But Peter, you cannot use his extremist approach (or I...

• Jul 16, 2009

From what I can tell, the ONLY thing Mr. Schiff understands about healthcare is the poor design of private medical insurance. The current system does not provide real insurance. It’s nothing mor...

• Jul 21, 2009

Human nature causes most people to attach loyalty and credibility to those who present one issue their audience sides with, while failing to question other issues. This is a dangerous mentality to hav...

• Jul 21, 2009

While I do agree with Congressman Ron Paul's position on the Federal Reserve, this by no means should be used as a blanket endorsement of his political and economic views; and certainly not his views...

• Jul 21, 2009

Today after the bell, Intel's only major competitor AMD reported disappointing earnings, missing by a large mark. This confirms what I discussed in the recent report released to newsletter subscribers...

• Jul 22, 2009

According to Paul, healthcare should be run like mobile phone providers!  Okay let's see. Mobile phone carriers tie you into legally-binding service contracts with extortionist penalties for...

• Jul 22, 2009

Despite a big boost in shares in after hours trading, Wednesday's (disappointing) earnings for the online auctioneer represent a continuing trend that will not be broken anytime soon. Yes, t...

• Jul 25, 2009

Perhaps you've heard about New Jersey's latest case of corruption. It involves three mayors, five Jewish Rabbis, money laundering, bribes and human organ sales; and not just in Jersey, This drama...

• Aug 13, 2008

Politicians use several means to hide the real problems from voters. One of their biggest partners in this deception is the media, which helps deliver messages they want the public to hear. When c...

• Jul 26, 2009

I was doing some research on gold propaganda and came across some interesting information I wanted to share with readers.  It turns out that Euro Pacific Capital (the brokerage firm Peter Schif...

• Jul 26, 2009

Last week, a federal judge dismissed an insider trading case made by the SEC against Mark Cuban.  I discussed this case several weeks ago.  "U.S. District Judge Sidney A. Fit...

• Aug 15, 2009

Would you like a FREE copy of The Wall Street Investment Bible?   Well here's your chance to get this very valuable book.    Mr. Stathis is offering a free copy of his n...

• Aug 14, 2009

That's right, I said free. I'll even pay for shipping.  All you have to do is help yourself.  Okay, so what does that mean?  

• Aug 03, 2009

Fresh off the press, Bank of America basically gets a "get out of jail" free card for securities fraud and criminal indictments by BAC and MER executives by sending a few million dollars to...

• Aug 03, 2009

After helping to destroy Citigroup, former CEO Sallie Krawcheck has taken over the top spot at Bank of America's global investment management division. 

• Aug 04, 2009

Today we have yet another case whereby the SEC has reinforced the precedent of securities fraud.  This sickens me to the bone.

• Aug 04, 2009

The reported news of SEC actions to move towards a ban on flash trading pose nothing more than a smoke screen to fool investors into thinking the SEC is watching out for their best interests...

• Aug 12, 2009

To those of you who say it's impossible to time or forecast the market; to those of you who keep wasting your time reading and watching the clowns positioned as so-called "experts" by the me...

• Aug 09, 2009

Continuing from Part 1, I basically handed the ingredients for a Pulitzer to a few reporters from the New York Times and LA Times, but they were too ignorant and arrogant to recognize...