12.14.2009 News Media propagan-da

Obviously, financial market price action is just another dupe transferring money out of Treasury to pump markets giving false impression of a sense of security. It is just different show played by different actors.

The greed nightmare of dark new world order ~ i.e. Treasury Robbery


Bankrupting Treasury to pump financial markets while bankers are literally swindling millions and trillions.

• Deficits Must Be Curbed or It's Disaster For Economy: Study

  A bipartisan group of former lawmakers and budget officials called on Congress and President Barack Obama Monday to commit to reining in trillion-dollar plus budget deficits to avoid dragging down the economy. Americans Sour on Economy

  
  
• The World's Biggest Debtor Nations
• British Airways facing Christmas strikes
  British Airways cabin crew vote to strike from 22 December, threatening major Christmas disruption to passengers.
• Statue slams into leader's face

Many to spend less on gifts CNNMoney

Obama meets with bankers Fortune

Source:'Alarming' Iran nuke document

SAC Capital Has a Reverse Midas Touch With Spinoffs

When it comes to hedge fund spinoffs, Steven A. Cohen's SAC Capital Advisors has produced a surprisingly consistent string of duds.

Isaac: Was TARP Worth It?

Worst of Bank Failures Isn't Over Yet: FDIC's Bair

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  • Abu Dhabi's eleventh-hour bailout of neighbor Dubai will reassure investors in the short term, but with $35 billion of debts looming and little clarity on how it will pay, Dubai's troubles are far from over. Abu Dhabi Throws Dubai a Lifeline

  • Citigroup to Repay $20 Billion in Bailout Money

    Citigroup is repaying $20 billion in bailout money it received from the Treasury Department.

  • ExxonMobil to Buy XTO Energy in $31 Billion Deal
  • Warren Buffett: "We Didn't Do Anything Really Dumb"

    Looking back at his performance during the global financial crisis of the past two years, Warren Buffett tells the Wall Street Journal, "We didn't do all the smartest things. We didn't do anything really dumb."

  • Citigroup to Repay $20 Billion in Bailout Money

    Citigroup is repaying $20 billion in bailout money it received from the Treasury Department.

  • Abu Dhabi Gives Dubai $10 Billion in Surprise Bailout
  • Bond Traders Put Pressure on Debt-Laden Nations
  • Cadbury Sees Rival Interest as Rejects Kraft
  • Obama to Meet with Bankers, Decries 'Fat Cats'
  • Fed Expected to Keep Rates Low at Final Meeting of Year
    • Who Will Move on Rates First, the Fed or ECB?
  • White House Economists See Jobs Growth by Spring
  • Morgan Stanley Hires ex-Merrill COO Fleming

  • Accenture Drops Sponsorship of Tiger Woods

• • Charts: Treasury Yields Could End 20-Year Bear Run
  • Market Tips: A Firmer Dollar for Christmas
  • 'Tough Love' Puts Abu Dhabi in Driver's Seat
  • Market Outlook: Dollar Headed for a Bull Run?
  • Prep Your Portfolios For Next Week: Stock Pickers
  • Gold Not a Bubble, Silver a Better Buy: Rogers
  • Slideshow: 10 Highest State Foreclosure Rates (Updated)

• Week Ahead: Stocks Look Ready to Pass 2009 Highs
• 'The Princess and the Frog' Leaps to Top of Box Office
• Economist Paul Samuelson, Nobel Laureate, Dies at 94
• Slideshow: 20 Stocks With Biggest Potential to Drop
• Slideshow: Most Downloaded Christmas Songs
• Week's Top Videos: Meredith Whitney, Pay Czar & More

• Castle for Xmas
• Warwick Castle in England is auctioning off Christmas day at the castle for one lucky winner and up to 30 guests.
• Holiday Central
  
• Wealth in America Survey
• Americans are dour about the economy and have little trust in Washington, a new CNBC survey finds.
• $10 Holiday Gifts
• Here are some great gifts for men, women and kids that won’t drain your bank account.
• Holiday Central Coverage
  

• •Citigroup to Repay $20 Billion of TARP Cash, Last Big Bank to Exit Program •Stocks Rise Around World on Dubai Bailout; Nakheel Bonds Surge, Euro Gains •Morgan Stanley Hires Fleming as New Chief Gorman Revamps Management Team •GM Chief Financial Officer Young to Move to Overseas Operations on Feb. 1 •Tullett Prebon Plans to Help Brokers Leave U.K. to Escape Tax on Bonuses •Glaxo Said to Have Paid $1 Billion to Settle Paxil Personal-Injury Suits •Colony Capital's `Fearless' Bazin Shakes Establishment at Accor, Carrefour •UN Delays Part of Copenhagen Climate-Treaty Talks After African Complaint •Billionaire Pinera Wins Chile's First-Round Vote, Sets Up January Run-Off

• S&P 500 Rallying 11% Is Forecast of Strategists Who Got It Right in 2009
  •Mortgage, Card Defaults Will Rise Amid Jobs Dearth, FICO Chief Greene Says

• Opinion
  •Goldman's Bonuses Shouldn't Beat Saving Planet: William Pesek

• Politics
  •Obama Criticizes Wall Street `Fat-Cat Bankers,' Defends Afghan War Plan •`Disaster' Health Plan Breaks Obama's Vow to Curb Costs in View of CEOs