10/25/2012: GARY ON NATIONALLY SYNDICATED INVESTORS EDGE RADIO BROADCAST

10/25/2012: GARY ON NATIONALLY SYNDICATED INVESTORS EDGE RADIO BROADCAST

[email_link] https://archives.warpradio.com/btr/InvestorsEdge/102518.mp3 JUST LETTING YOU KNOW We’re now really getting past the meat of earnings season. And to say the least, reaction has not been overall on the thrilling side. Apple Next quarter, the consensus expectations had been for Apple to come out and do 15.5 bucks vs. last year’s 13.87, which is not a…

kaltbaum email

kaltbaum email

All that noise and AAPL is flat and AMZN just down a wee bit. AAPL missed and lowered numbers big time…but they lie and market is betting that they are dishing crap again.   Market opened hot again and sold down. SHW,CAB,JAH,UA and probably RAX the latest to break. Regardless of any bounce, market does…

IT TALKS! BLAH BLAH BLAH…TAX CUTS BAD…DEFICITS AND GOVERNMENT SPENDING GOOD!

IT TALKS! BLAH BLAH BLAH…TAX CUTS BAD…DEFICITS AND GOVERNMENT SPENDING GOOD!

[email_link] It’s Comrade Krugman’s nightmare. New York Times Columnist and Nobel-prize winning economist Paul Krugman can’t imagine anything worse than a Republican in the White House again. On an Oct. 24 broadcast of Huffington Post Live, Krugman warned that a Romney victory could cause America to become chaotic like Greece. “It’s the Republican policies that are…

YOIKS!

YOIKS!

[email_link] Emergency management teams and utilities along the East Coast are bracing for what could be a $1 billion punch as Hurricane Sandy’s 100 mph winds barrel toward the heavily populated region between the Carolina coast and Cape Cod. The Category 2 storm, which has killed two in the Caribbean as it swept through Cuba…

SO IT ONLY TOOK $16.1 TRILLION IN DEBT TO GET THESE PEOPLE TOGETHER. HEY THANKS FOR THE TIMELINESS!

SO IT ONLY TOOK $16.1 TRILLION IN DEBT TO GET THESE PEOPLE TOGETHER. HEY THANKS FOR THE TIMELINESS!

[email_link] Leading CEOs are pressuring Washington policymakers to set aside their entrenched positions and strike a deal to resolve the “fiscal cliff” and cut the deficit. The chief executives from dozens of the nation’s largest corporations are joining forces to try and break through the stalemate on spending and taxes that has bedeviled fiscal talks…