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Showing posts with label money. Show all posts
Showing posts with label money. Show all posts
Friday, October 31, 2008
Peter Schiff on Bloomberg 10/28/08
The Oracle has been a big Peter Schiff fan for quite some time. For those that don't know who he is, Mr. Schiff has called for an economic crisis for many years now because he saw that our government went on a wild spending spree since Bush took office and we are now paying for the consequences of this irresponsible fiscal policy.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Dylan Ratigan of CNBC comes clean
The more the Oracle watches CNBC, the more he realizes that the channel is the FOX News of the financial news. It seems like everyday during this credit crisis, the so-called "experts" have been calling a bottom to the stock market when we all know damn well that is not the case.
With that said, every now and then a little bit of valuable news or insight does come out from CNBC or its hosts. The below video is a recording of a radio show based in Arizona. The hosts are actually quite entertaining. In this video they play the interview around the 1:30 minute mark with the host of CNBC's Fast Money, Dylan Ratigan. Mr. Ratigan usually will make comments regarding the market and its policies, but rarely does he come out to state an opinion regarding the people in charge of our political system.
In the interview his states his opinion regarding the conflicting situation of having Hank Paulson, the current Treasury Secretary and ex-CEO of Goldman Sachs, steer us through the current financial crisis. For those that don't know, while Hank Paulson was at Goldman Sachs, he successfully lobbied Capital Hill to allow banks/investment firms to change the debt to asset ratio from 12/1 to 40/1. As a result of this move, most banks were stretched thin when subprime loans began imploding and this extention of leverage was one of the reasons why banks were going bankrupt.
Yes, Paulson is now in charge of cleaning up the mess he created and Dylan Ratigan has a few good points regarding the Paulson's conflicts as the Secretary of the Treasury.
Many times, valuable news will only show up in small segments like the interview with Dylan Ratigan.
With that said, every now and then a little bit of valuable news or insight does come out from CNBC or its hosts. The below video is a recording of a radio show based in Arizona. The hosts are actually quite entertaining. In this video they play the interview around the 1:30 minute mark with the host of CNBC's Fast Money, Dylan Ratigan. Mr. Ratigan usually will make comments regarding the market and its policies, but rarely does he come out to state an opinion regarding the people in charge of our political system.
In the interview his states his opinion regarding the conflicting situation of having Hank Paulson, the current Treasury Secretary and ex-CEO of Goldman Sachs, steer us through the current financial crisis. For those that don't know, while Hank Paulson was at Goldman Sachs, he successfully lobbied Capital Hill to allow banks/investment firms to change the debt to asset ratio from 12/1 to 40/1. As a result of this move, most banks were stretched thin when subprime loans began imploding and this extention of leverage was one of the reasons why banks were going bankrupt.
Yes, Paulson is now in charge of cleaning up the mess he created and Dylan Ratigan has a few good points regarding the Paulson's conflicts as the Secretary of the Treasury.
Many times, valuable news will only show up in small segments like the interview with Dylan Ratigan.
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