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Earth to Bill Gross: We Chickens Know You Are The Fox Minding the Henhouse PDF Print E-mail
Written by Steve Meyers   
Wednesday, 25 August 2010 09:24

Boy, when you think you’ve seen the worst in utterly shameless, self serving tripe, someone manages to outdo it. Admittedly, it’s awfully hard to beat Steve Schwarzmann’s recent one-two punch of utter canard wrapped in tasteless hyperbole, that of Obama proposals that private equity kingpins pay taxes on what is really the fruits of their labor like other working stiffs was a ” a “war… like when Hitler invaded Poland in 1939.”

But no, Pimco’s Bill Gross bests Schwarzmann in making it clear to the great unwashed his unabashed belief that what is good for him is good, period. Schwarzmann is a tad less horrid by at least limiting his grandiose claims to his own industry. Gross is marginally less offensive to good taste (although a discussion of his body odor in an investment piece is certainly a novel wrinkle), but makes it up by insulting his audience’s intelligence, namely, by presenting himself as a staunch ally of the little guy. READ MORE

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SteveG  - SteveM, are you still recommending some profit-tak |2010-08-25 09:29:36
Given the new home sales number are you still recommending some profit-taking before Fri?

What percentage would you take off the table?
SteveM |2010-08-25 09:43:55
Steve G. That was only on the new aggressive positions. LEAVE THE CORE ALONE.
IBIZA  - HI GUYS !!! |2010-08-25 09:36:10
It's official ...

Morgan Stanley Says Governments Will Default, Only Question Is How

http://www.zerohedge.com/article/morgan-stanley-says-governments-will-default-only-question-how
SteveG  - re: Thanks |2010-08-25 09:55:47
SteveM wrote:
Steve G. That was only on the new aggressive positions. LEAVE THE CORE ALONE.


Haven't done anything yet; just checking to see if its still a good idea to take the agressive positions off the table, given the news of the last 18 hrs. I'm in FAZ.
SteveM |2010-08-25 10:14:53
Steve G. If you held. You can always put protective stops in place.
TitanTrader  - T Boone |2010-08-25 10:02:59
T. Boone Pickens was on cnBS this am hoping in the lame duck session they would pass cap and trade so he can profit on his nat gas position.

I could help but think about all the executive orders Obumbler signed recently placing most Nat Gas exploration offf limits in this country.

Coverting trucks to nat gas may be a decent idea but at the same time with reduced explorations and higher demand I can look forward to much higher heating costs.

Can we expand nat gas usage while increasing supply or do we have to hammer the whole country with another regressive expenditure?

It's just sick watching billionaires using the power of an all powerful government to enrich themselves.
SteveM |2010-08-25 10:14:06
I agree. You say you want a revolution?
Peter T.  - re: re: Thanks |2010-08-25 10:49:26
SteveG wrote:
[quote=SteveM]Steve G. That was only on the new aggressive positions. LEAVE THE CORE ALONE.


Haven't done anything yet; just checking to see if its still a good idea to take the agressive positions off the table, given the news of the last 18 hrs. I'm in FAZ.[/quote]

I´m in FAZ too...

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