Today, I was reading a post by Jeremy Seigel about Goldman Sachs, and most of his viewpoints reflect most of my own (see Crucifying Goldman Sachs, Start of The Witch Hunts). I have to note that I don’t always agree with the famous author (who wrote “Stocks for the Long Run“), but on this topic,… Continue reading Goldman Sachs Is Being Used as a Whipping Boy
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Why Government Officials Should Think Things Through
I just read that Los Angeles California decided to boycott Arizona Business. This is a move that I would not consider taking if I were them in a normal sense, but even more so considering that fact that LA has a dependency on them. This is where you hear that old saying “Don’t bite the… Continue reading Why Government Officials Should Think Things Through
Crucifying Goldman Sachs, Start of The Witch Hunts
I’m watching the Goldman Sachs meeting by a subcommittee of the senate, and it looks like the Witch Hunt is abound. Who’s next Chase, BAC, Citi, …? Some of the senators just look plain ignorant (especially Senator Levin)… I don’t see why they were speaking if they don’t know what they are asking about. I don’t… Continue reading Crucifying Goldman Sachs, Start of The Witch Hunts
Why Do Politicians Go Too Far Left or Too Far Right?
Where are the politicians for the middle classes? To me it seems like the Politicians are always too polar. Either they are liberal (Left) which is bad or they are too Conservative (Right) which is bad. McCain wasn’t beat by Obama, McCain was beat my McCain and his bad debating style, choice for a vice… Continue reading Why Do Politicians Go Too Far Left or Too Far Right?