As if your blood has not been boiled enough in the last year or two we bring you this video below for your viewing pleasure.  It has been about a week now since the Goldman scandal was broken and we continue to be subject to the endless debates on tout TV as the whether or not the golden boys did anything wrong.

In other news today this months Housing numbers just came out and evidently all is good in the world of Housing and finances.  The market continues its unst ... Read More

Here we are coming in to the last week of February 2010.  From all appearances it would seem that things are getting better. 

Indeed if you listen to the main stream media and the Obama administration they would have you believe that the worst is over and recovery is nigh. 

"The next Depression has been avoided" is what we hear.

The only thing I can say about that is I truly hope for their sake they are correct.  If things play out ... Read More

Wow and I thought I had a bit of a negative slant on where we were headed economically as a nation.  I catch some flak from friends who tend to see things a bit more optimistically than I do.  However, after a tough day in the markets today and with the DOW falling below 10K for the first time in a while, I felt it was time to take stock again of where we may be  headed next. 

After almost feeling a bit better about our prospects, I run across this articl ... Read More

Seems like many in the main stream media are finally coming to the reality that walking away from your mortgage may be the best thing for you to do depending on your situation. 

For months now we have heard the bullshit line from the administration and concerned economists that walking away is somehow "immoral" or "wrong".  A mortgage is nothing more than a contract.  By walking away you are not getting off scott free.  You are losing your home.  Jus ... Read More

Among all of the happy talk in the media, all the green shoots and the ever rising stock market, it is nice to see Deutsche Bank come out with such a happy forecast.  Gee, only about half of the mortgages in the U.S. will be upside down by 2011.  That is about double what the current rate is for you sports fans keeping score at home.  Really, check it out.  We couldn't make this up.

I guess that means since bad news is good news these days that we can expe ... Read More