April 2008

I think I'll just link to this one for now...

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Not much to add to this one either.  Gotta love the start of the 3rd quarter, eh? ;) Amazing Virtual Pee Experience from Japan As any good geek should know by now Japan has some of the wackiest and most unusual products anywhere.PS.  Nintendo's stock, like Google's stock, is a buy right now ... read more

We have the following guests booked for this evening: -Rich "Big Daddy" Salgado, Coastal Advisors President & Ceo       -Roger Kubarych, Unicredit Chief U.S. Economist      -Rich Donnelly, Apenbio Pharma        -Chris Mcdonald, Actor -Carla Moquin, Parenting in the Workplace Institute Pres. -Rep. Ed Royce, R-California -Meredith Ochs and Chris T “Freewheelin’” on Sirius ... read more

We have the following guests booked for this evening: -Pierre-Emmanuel Tattinger, French Champagne House -Al Haverson, Frito Lay -Mike Santoli, Editor, Barrons -Seth Goldman, Honest Tea-EO & Founder -Veronica Barton, Schwarz Veronica SPA -Dr Jennifer Ashton -Carolyn B., Maloney Congresswoman (D), Hillary Supporter -Sandra Smith Join Cody and Rebecca Gomez for a live Happy Hour at the Bull ... read more

Let's say we find out there's another $100 billion in losses at the US investment banks from the mortgage bubble coming unwound.  No, even better, let's say there's another quarter of a trillion of losses at than i-banks and other financial institutions in this country. And what would you think if you wake up tomorrow and find out that oil supplies are being disrupted and the world's economies ... read more

Let’s say we find out there’s another $100 billion in losses at the US investment banks from the mortgage bubble coming unwound. No, even better, let’s say there’s another quarter of a trillion of losses at than i-banks and other financial institutions in this country. And what would you think if you wake up tomorrow and find out that oil supplies are being disrupted and the world’s ... read more

Didn't I mention yesterday something about this market's ability to rally on bad news these days? That jobs report was clearly bad news. To be clear, I don't care that it was worse than some clueless economists polled by some news organization or not.  The point is that we lost 80,000 jobs as measured by our antiquated governmental measuring systems, and the magnitude of that along with all the ... read more

Didn’t I mention yesterday something about this market’s ability to rally on bad news these days? That jobs report was clearly bad news. To be clear, I don’t care that it was worse than some clueless economists polled by some news organization or not. The point is that we lost 80,000 jobs as measured by our antiquated governmental measuring systems, and the magnitude of that along with ... read more

So much focus and, let's face it, hype around Apple's claims that they're now the world's largest music retailer. I was long AAPL since the iPod was just about to be rolled out for in large part, as I wrote back in June of 2005 in this article called, "Companies Dream of Apple's Problems": "Apple's still in the driver's seat of its future, and I'm still very much enamored of those crazy ... read more

The fact is that I'm actually a pretty big Steve Ballmer fan. I mean, the guy’s overseen the creation of the most powerful and valuable company in the history of technology. But I've been pretty vocal on TV, in print and, gulp, even with the head of Softee's PR firm, Richard Edelman, about how I think Steve's had this company skating to where the puck's been and not where it's going for the ... read more