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- Cody Willard is an anchor on the FOX Business Network. Willard is also the principal of an investment management company.
He was a long-time featured columnist for the Financial Times and TheStreet.com as well as a regular featured economist and stock picker on CNBC's ''Kudlow & Company."
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Bunker
Very interesting and amusing subject. I read with great pleasure.
Eugene Miller
I would like to see you talk about how the Banks are "saved" and the Interest rates on our savings are so low . Also how Companies can change their Pension plan on retired employees!! From $250 deductable to $2500 deductable. each...and prescription cost from $2.50 generic to $15. and name brand from $15-$40. And a limit of $1500 pill cost and then it is 1/2 price of total cost till you paid $3000 then they pay all. I wouldn't have retired if I knew this.
jay
Why did the put you at the bottom of the page? This is a BIG story and FOX buries it at the bottom. Americans are out of work, their bonuses are more than what 95% of us make in SEVERAL years, and FOX buries the story?
John A. Valersky
Cody, The President's trip to New Orleans has generated a lot of press, and a lot of heated exchanges on the internet about Bush versus Obama and New Orleans. However, what I have not seen is debate on the wisdom and appropriateness of spending significant amounts of taxpayer dollars to protect New Orleans..something which may very well be a lost cause because of its' precarious location. What say you?
pauld
both the dems and republicans have both contributed to the demise of our entire sociey...wash dc is abyssmal..they are both just parties of money...they both are in the pockets of wall st and financial types Rubin, Paulson a dem and rep both should be in jail or clawback their huge taxpayer subsidized wealth..
Floost
I added your blog to bookmarks. And i'll read your articles more often!
Corey in GA
More WSJ articles referenced that require subscription to read. This is really frustrating. Can you (and Brian Sullivan, who does it quite often) at least put an asterisk by links to subscriber material? That way we don't waste our time going to links we can't read. I wouldn't be likely to subscribe to WSJ anyway, but this does limit my desire to read Foxnews and eliminate any possibility of a subsription to WSJ.