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  1. Pinned: Kerry Fights to Restore Fiscal Responsibility (4 replies)
  2. Pinned: Reinvigorate (44 replies)
  3. Pinned: Action against outsourcing (20 replies)
  4. When Consumers Capitulate (0 replies)
  5. Stocks Explode Higher, Dow Surges Almost 900 Points- AP (0 replies)
  6. Negative Equity Accruals in Many Markets Over the Next 4 Years (0 replies)
  7. U.S. consumer confidence plunges to record low (2 replies)
  8. Nouriel Roubini: I fear the worst is yet to come (3 replies)
  9. Forecasters Race to Call the Bottom to the Market (0 replies)
  10. As China Goes, So Goes . . . (0 replies)
  11. Out of Control' CEOs Spurned Davos Warnings on Risk (0 replies)
  12. Desperately Seeking Seriousness (2 replies)
  13. Bloomberg (October 24, 2008): Roubini Says Stay Away from `Risky' Assets, U.S. Dollar by Nouriel Roubini Oct 24, 2008 (5 replies)
  14. Union Card or Master Card -- How a Nation of Workers Became a Nation of Debtors By Frank Joyce, AlterNet (0 replies)
  15. US Market (0 replies)
  16. Another Bloodbath? (1 reply)
  17. Fitch Warns Of Most Severe High-Yield Default Wave on Record (0 replies)
  18. Bloomberg (October 23, 2008): Roubini Says `Panic' May Force Market Shutdown. Friday Morning Update (1 reply)
  19. Loading... Symbols: Authors: Loading... Symbols: Authors: Financial Warning to the U.S. Government by: Brad Ginesin October 24, 2008 (1 reply)
  20. Stocks Set for Dizzying Fall as Recession Fears Flare, Dow, S&P 500 Futures Plunge by Max. Amount Allowed- AP (5 replies)
  21. Allen L Roland: *MISSING TRUST, MISSING DOLLARS AND AMERICA'S DERIVATIVE BLACK HOLE (0 replies)
  22. Richard C. Cook: They Did It on Purpose: The Housing Bubble and Its Crash (0 replies)
  23. The U.S. Dollar Death Dance - 23rd Oct 08 - Jim_Willie_CB (0 replies)
  24. The U.S. Dollar Death Dance - 23rd Oct 08 - Jim_Willie_CB (0 replies)
  25. US foreclosure filings up 71 percent in 3Q (0 replies)
  26. Our Next President & The Perfect Economic Storm - Michael Boskin, WSJ (0 replies)
  27. Small Businesses & Jobs Not Safe From Obama Tax - Ralph Reiland, IBD (0 replies)
  28. Retirees Running Out of Time in Their 401Ks - Ted Fishman, USA Today (0 replies)
  29. Risk of Currency Intervention: Currency Misalignments on the Back Burner But Not Off the Stove (0 replies)
  30. Will The Global Financial Meltdown Lead To A Severe Food Crisis? (0 replies)
  31. Wall Street's 'Disaster Capitalism for Dummies' 14 reasons Main Street loses big while Wall Street sabotages democracy By Paul B. Farrell (1 reply)
  32. Central Planning at Home & Abroad: D. Henderson (0 replies)
  33. The 545 People Responsible For All Of U.S. Woes BY Charley Reese (0 replies)
  34. Maybe U.S. Needs Yard Sale By Eric Margolis (0 replies)
  35. Dow Skids More Than 500 on Profit Forecast Worries- AP (4 replies)
  36. Financial Meltdown: The Greatest Transfer of Wealth in History - by Ellen Brown - (0 replies)
  37. Buyout, Hedge Funds Are Next to Fall - Matthew Lynn, Bloomberg (0 replies)
  38. The Coming Pink Slip Epidemic - Moira Herbst, Business Week (0 replies)
  39. Economic vs. Social Populism - Dick Morris, The Hill (0 replies)
  40. Wall Street Hustlers Built a $100 Trillion House of Cards and Stuck You with the Fallout By Joshua Holland, AlterNet (0 replies)
  41. Kerkorian Sells Part of His Ford Stake (7 replies)
  42. Weak profit picture and economy worries hurt Wall Street (0 replies)
  43. Fed makes new move to help bust credit logjam (0 replies)
  44. The best explanation for the mortgage and Wall Street Crisis (0 replies)
  45. Growing Calls for a Second Fiscal Stimulus in US Amid (0 replies)
  46. Must Central Bankers Undermine Financial Markets? (0 replies)
  47. Licensed Kleptocracy for Years to Come (0 replies)
  48. Dow Surges More Than 400 on Hopes of Credit Recovery- AP (2 replies)
  49. Obama and Clinton in Orlando (0 replies)
  50. Business: Eyes Turn to the Fear Index By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM (0 replies)
  51. /: Regions in Recession, Bush Aide Says REUTERS (0 replies)
  52. Opinion: Viva la Dépression! By ROGER COHEN (0 replies)
  53. Towards A New Financial Order: Series Of Summits To Tackle Regulatory Issues (0 replies)
  54. Banks Can Fail, and So Can Bailouts - Floyd Norris, New York Times (0 replies)
  55. The EU Wants a New World Order - Irwin Stelzer, Weekly Standard (0 replies)
  56. OPINION | October 19, 2008 Op-Ed Columnist: The Great Iceland Meltdown By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN (1 reply)
  57. Government’s Leap Into Banking Has Its Perils (1 reply)
  58. Empires Built on Debt Start to Crumble (0 replies)
  59. Dow Ends Up 401 to Extend Streak of Volatility- AP (0 replies)
  60. The Great Hedge Fund Unwind Underway - Paul Kedrosky, Infectious Greed (0 replies)
  61. What the $596T Derivatives Market Means - Jacob Leibenluft, Slate (0 replies)
  62. Are We Reliving Japan's Economic Nightmare? - Joshua Kurlantzick, TNR (0 replies)
  63. Buckle Up--We Haven't Reached Bottom Yet - Steven Pearlstein, Wash Post (0 replies)
  64. ROBERT BOROSAGE The Guy Who Called It Right Nouriel Roubini (1 reply)
  65. 40 Billion Barrels of Iraqi Oil On Sale Today (3 replies)
  66. Credit Derivatives: The $58 Trillion in the Room - Jesse Eisinger, Portfolio (0 replies)
  67. Dow plunges 733 as new data points to recession- AP (0 replies)
  68. Soros sees end of US-led globalized market system: (1 reply)
  69. Europe stuns with €1.5 trillion bank rescue, as France plays role of saviour (0 replies)
  70. Europe to U.S.: You messed up the rescue, too (0 replies)
  71. The Final Shoe on American Consumerism is About to Fall By Stanislav Mishin (0 replies)
  72. Does the Bailout Pass the Smell Test? By Paul Craig Roberts (0 replies)
  73. Big Banks Get $125 Billion Cash Going Away Gift By Robert Wenzel (0 replies)
  74. Iceland In Crisis: Stocks Drop 77% Despite Emergency Measures Passed To Try Avert National Bankruptcy (0 replies)
  75. TARP Progress Report: U.S. Treasury Will Buy Ownership Stakes In Nine Major Banks for $250bn (0 replies)
  76. New York Region: Comptroller Revises Job Forecast Downward (0 replies)
  77. The Very Slow Thaw by Felix Salmon (0 replies)
  78. A Jobless Rescue? - James Ridgeway, Mother Jones (0 replies)
  79. The Public is Disgusted with Our Gov't - Ted Nugent, Human Events (0 replies)
  80. It Ain't Over Till It's Over - Adam Nagourney, New York Times (0 replies)
  81. Laying the Groundwork for Recovery - Ben Bernanke, Wall Street Journal (0 replies)
  82. Patrick J. Buchanan : Liquidating the Empire (0 replies)
  83. Paulson Says Banks Must Deploy Capital $250 Billion to Be Injected Into Financial System By MARK LANDLER (3 replies)
  84. Coordinated Global Bank Guarantees And Unlimited USD Supply: Will Money Markets Unfreeze? (0 replies)
  85. Opinion: Big Government Ahead By DAVID BROOKS (0 replies)
  86. Lehman derivatives auction: Bad, but not a disaster? 12:37 PM, October 10, 2008 (7 replies)
  87. Financial Weapons of Mass Destruction: A $516 Trillion Derivatives 'Time-Bomb' by Margareta Pagano and Simon Evans (0 replies)
  88. OPEC War against America’s Economic Independence? By Walid Phares (0 replies)
  89. Congress Should Bail Out of the Bailout Rescue for the Few, Debt Slavery for the Many By MICHAEL HUDSON (0 replies)
  90. Paul Krugman Wins Economics Nobel (0 replies)
  91. Anti-Democratic Nature of US Capitalism is Being Exposed By Noam Chomsky (1 reply)
  92. Financial crisis could put crimp in defense spending plans (0 replies)
  93. Private sector loans, not Fannie or Freddie, triggered crisis (0 replies)
  94. IMF: World on brink of financial collapse (1 reply)
  95. Lehman Brothers demise triggers huge default: (0 replies)
  96. Berlusconi Says Leaders May Close World's Markets By Steve Scherer (0 replies)
  97. Behind the Panic: Financial Warfare and the Future of Global Bank Power - by F. William Engdahl - 2008-10-09 (0 replies)
  98. Are 401(k)s Still Viable? (0 replies)
  99. Calls for change mount at IMF, World Bank meet (1 reply)
  100. Fannie and Freddie Must Go - David Oedel, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (0 replies)
  101. The Quadrillion Dollar Powder Keg Waiting To Blow By Bob Chapman TheInternationalForecaster.com 10-12-8 (0 replies)
  102. Black Friday? By Mike Whitney (0 replies)
  103. US to buy stake in banks, first since Depression- AP (0 replies)
  104. U.S. Stocks Stage Late Rally in Gut-wrenching Roller Coaster Session- AP (3 replies)
  105. What Barney Frank Doesn't Grasp - Howard Husock, Investor's Business Dly (0 replies)
  106. Ex-president Carter slams Bush on market crisis (0 replies)
  107. The Looming Lehman CDS Unwindat The Wall Street Journal Online(Thu 2:45pm) (0 replies)
  108. Fear Grips Wall Street as Dow Plunges Over 675 Points to Below 9000- AP (1 reply)
  109. US May Take Ownership Stake in Banks by Edmund L. Andrews and Mark Landler (0 replies)
  110. The Trade Balance and the Limits of the Paulson Rescue Plan Preventing Banking System Nationalization but not Economic Catastrophe by Dan Lieberman (0 replies)
  111. And It's Not Just a Financial Bankruptcy The West is Broke By DEEPAK TRIPATHI (0 replies)
  112. Retirement Savings Lose $2 Trillion in 15 Months Washington Post - ABC News By Nancy Trejos (0 replies)
  113. The Financial Crisis: Where Do We Go from Here? A debate at the Council on Foreign Relations (0 replies)
  114. Stocks Plunge Again as Investors Look to Fed for Rate Cut, Dow Plummets 500 Points- MarketWatch (1 reply)
  115. How to Ruin the U.S. Economy- Ben Stein (2 replies)
  116. Stocks Rise Tentatively After Emergency Global Coordinated Rate Cut- Reuters (0 replies)
  117. Bailout dollars at work (2 replies)
  118. Panic on Wall Street, Dow, Naz diving (4 replies)
  119. # Retirement accounts have lost $2 trillion- AP (0 replies)
  120. The Wall Street Bust (0 replies)
  121. We interrupt this program... * by Satyajit Das * October 06, 2008 (0 replies)
  122. The Coup of our Country took place October 1st 2008 (0 replies)
  123. When's this a "Crash?" (3 replies)
  124. LIBOR Gone Crazy as Commercial Paper Market Implodes (0 replies)
  125. Bernanke Speaks, Dow Falls 300- (1 reply)
  126. Steal Back Your Vote! (0 replies)
  127. Radical Policy Steps Necessary to Avoid a Systemic Meltdown: Interview with the Council on Foreign Relations (0 replies)
  128. We interrupt this program... The risk to the dollar is no work of fiction. (0 replies)
  129. Deals: Creatures of the Credit Crisis * CFO.com * 10/07/2008 08:35 AM (0 replies)
  130. "Mark to Market" accounting rules being attacked / suspended (3 replies)
  131. Lehman exposes credit default swap faults (1 reply)
  132. Thursday is D-Day for Lehman's credit default swaps (0 replies)
  133. Global fears of a recession grow stronger- NYTimes.com (0 replies)
  134. The Fed keeps on wasting time while the mother of all bank runs is underway Nouriel Roubini (0 replies)
  135. It's a Worldwide Crash By Jim Cramer (1 reply)
  136. How Do We Get Credit Flowing Again? - Randall Forsyth, Barron's (1 reply)
  137. Statement by the President's Working Group on Financial Markets October 6, 2008 HP-1177 (0 replies)
  138. # The Cramer Crash? on Oct 06, 2008 | by Bespoke Investment Group | about DIA, SPY, IVV (0 replies)
  139. WORLD MARKETS PLUNGE (4 replies)
  140. DOW FALLS BELOW 10,000 (9 replies)
  141. 9-11 AFTERMATH He Told Us to Go Shopping. Now the Bill Is Due. - Andrew J. Bacevich, Washington Post opinion (0 replies)
  142. Nation Can't Afford Candidates' Big Plans - Chicago Sun-Times (0 replies)
  143. Bankrupt - The New Republic (0 replies)
  144. Wachovia says it's pressing ahead with Wells Fargo deal after Citi gets order against sale (2 replies)
  145. What Did Jesus Say? A Christian Perspective on the Paulson Bank Bailout By MICHAEL HUDSON (0 replies)
  146. Still on the Edge of the Abyss By MIKE WHITNEY (0 replies)
  147. A Futile Bailout as Darkness Falls on America By PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS (0 replies)
  148. CREDIT BUBBLE BULLETIN The Wall Street bust (0 replies)
  149. Credit derivatives market faces $500bn mortgage settling test (0 replies)
  150. Like J.P. Morgan, Warren E. Buffett Braves a Crisis By STEVE LOHR (0 replies)
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