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Wall Street Traders Bring Home Far More Than Brain Surgeons
However, even with the flat prices the last decade, the stock market is the only market in the world that has a pronounced upward drift. A good example of this is on July 8, 1932 the DJIA closed at 41.22, andnthe DJIA closed at 11,787 last Friday, and I'll leave it for you to do the math of the average annual return. ============== More BS. How many stocks today were in the DJIA on July 8, 1932?? How many from July 8, 1932 are BK??? Nothing but spin. You are playing spin games, games that won't work here-as Yogi would say, we are smarter than your average bear.— January 18, 2011 7:51 a.m.
Wall Street Traders Bring Home Far More Than Brain Surgeons
Shuffling paper, as you call it, is the engine of liquidity in the economy. ====================== 100% baloney. "Shuffling paper" is nothing but churning. Providing working capital to businesses, both small and large, should be JOB #1 for Wall Street investment banks. Today Wall Street doesn't do any business financing, it is all about moral hazard with OPM.— January 18, 2011 7:46 a.m.
Did Jaws (Joaquin Martinez) Find a New Victim?
Ponzi-I would never talk about YOU that way. You always come clean if you're wrong, why won't the dirtbags?— January 18, 2011 7:42 a.m.
Wall Street Traders Bring Home Far More Than Brain Surgeons
LOL..that is funny! If he did not have that crazy hair color it would not be htat bad-but WHAT IS HE THINKING?????? It is liek Arnolds= clown hair red.— January 17, 2011 7:19 p.m.
Did Jaws (Joaquin Martinez) Find a New Victim?
He is locked up right now-he needs to be isolated, in solitary confinement, he is a serious danger to all around him and should have no direct contact with anyone.— January 17, 2011 5:17 p.m.
Wall Street Traders Bring Home Far More Than Brain Surgeons
If I saw Trump, I would turn my head the other way so he couldn't say hello. ============= There is a LOT to admire about him, the problem is his ego and attitude-it is too big for anyone else on the planet. H. Ross Perot is the same way. When these business men/women are successful (and many times by pure luck more than hteir brain power) it can go to their head..... well, it does go to their head in the majority of cases. I would like to meet Trump, but his ego would stand in the way and I would have to smack him back down to planet earth if he popped off to me! I have the same problem with judges. Big egos.— January 17, 2011 3:51 p.m.
Wall Street Traders Bring Home Far More Than Brain Surgeons
Apology accepted. It was a very cool experience. I was going to tell you about how I ran into Donald Trump in the lobby of Trump Tower (I actually did and he said hello to me!) but I thought you would demand proof ;) ================== Did you greet Trump with "Well hello Mr Clown Hair" by chance?? No, just kidding. I was surprised at how SMALL the lobby and atrium of Trump Tower were. It is a beautiful building, but the lobby is small. BTW-how tall is Trump?? He looks fairly tall standing next to others-like well over 6', maby 6'2 or 6'3????— January 17, 2011 3:47 p.m.
Wall Street Traders Bring Home Far More Than Brain Surgeons
. http://s747.photobucket.com/albums/xx120/PickleCa… . Ponzi-time to eat crow buddy, the date and Ms Grant's pic are on the badge......LOL. That is backing up what you post and giving a smack down at the same time. hahhaha..I just noticed this-the badge is proped up againt Ms. G's laptop with this blog thread up, on post #36......hilarious!— January 17, 2011 3:44 p.m.
PechaKucha: Where You Have 6 Minutes + 40 Seconds to Explain Yourself
Leslee, you might be right. I used to enjoy bowling. Got to hang out with friends. The best part was the game =========== When I was going to school in East Lansing MI, the big thing to do on the weekends (zero degrees outside and 5 feet of snow) was go bowling, 20 or 30 of us- we loved it, so much.— January 17, 2011 3:38 p.m.
New Yorker Magazine Scorches Darrell Issa
Issa's defense in most cases can be summarized in four words, 'My brother did it,'" writes Lizza. ==================== This is actually a version of a well known criminal defense, the SODDI defense. Some Other Dude Did it! As for the rest of this stuff-I don't care HOW many times someone has made an allegation, an accusation or a charge-it means NOTHING if it does not stick. I will never trust anything a DA or cop claims, only what a jury of 12 finds as fact.— January 17, 2011 3:35 p.m.