The Mind of Financial Structure

Graphic designer Igor Morski  

The earning reports for the first quarter are flooding mainstream before the Wall Street bell rings in.  Corporations have become addicted to Heroin Money supplied by the Fed and showing Mama to just change their diaper with a continuing mass feeding.  This new wave of reporting earnings can only mean two things, one would be to show the Fed before Wednesday please don't raise the rate and two, that investors should consider pulling profits off the table because this signal mentions a form of insider trading but is a whining cry for help!

When searching the understanding of market direction today many high chairs in the kitchen of finance revile analyzing microeconomics, accompanied by the Power Monopoly which needs to be part of investment decision.  The flood of interest-free money has forced the regulators to downgrade the Junk Bonds which came from the buyback of stocks through the corporations.  The mind of financial structure is imprisoned within itself, manipulating the law and accounting practices of Betty Crocker.

Just a couple of reminders here of this new age bull, Goldman Sachs and Northern Trust Global managed a $16.1 billion Central States fund in Rosemont, Illinois for the Teamsters. Well, they destroyed the fund by losing $11.1 billion in seed capital by placing big bets on stocks and non-traditional investments between 2005 and 2008.  Now, this goes even deeper because boys coming out of Goldman Sachs end up in government positions where Central State administrators lobbied Congress to pass legislation giving the authority to cut retirement benefits by up to 50% after Treasury Department approval.  This type of accounting practice and regulation is no mistake, you talented accounting boys ripped off the Teamsters!  I'll try to help ya with a suggestion, your only safe haven will be Mars, it won't be planet Earth.

Another example is the gold and silver price rigging finally exposed by investors who were tired of being ripped off!  Deutsche Bank, Bank of Nova Scotia and HSBC have admitted to price fixing which shorted the metals and you can be sure other central banks are in on this accounting practice, which has been going on since inception. 

A person today doesn't need a Ph.D. in finance to determine what the hell is going on.  Here at The Globe Backyard click on the business tab, go to the 3rd, 4th and 5th pic in the list after the vid on top.  From here you will be able to determine where the economy is headed, then go have some Ice Cream at Ben & Jerry.

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RT



 Preview from The Teamsters

Search the woods, mountains and lakes

When you think you're the master of the universe (as far as money goes) and your crock pot accounting pisses off the wrong group, you'll wish you were Merlin and disappear. 

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World Monopoly let's have a Look

A real game player Mr. Buffett

 If you really run some recon on the financial markets by what is offered from large investment groups like Goldman Sachs, (you need to read that) well your best interest is not at hand. This is the world of the Monopoly game and we're all on the board, oh the creatures of this legal gambling own the board and run the game.  The tools created are made up by man, just like anything else that comes knocking.  What you don't get to see in this game is the time of inception (until it hits the market) and when the plug will be pulled, a bubble if you will.  The Banks and investment institutions create all this crap and from their web of business and influence have weaved their way into the US Treasury (Federal Reserve) and governments around the globe.  Now with that in mind, you only want to work with a business you can stomach no need to be nerve racked by an institution who is only going to rip your guts out.

Education is expensive of any end play but what's important here you can certainly participate in the game.  Market timing is not so much of when to get in or out but what you are buying, this is most important for the long run.  Just look at a stock like McDonald's (I'm loving this)  had nothing to do with the Subprime, Swaps, Derivative and all the other crap that will come down the pike.  Move away from what you don't really understand and certainly, don't let some investment group steer you.

We all see today what the games interest really is and has always been, profit for the board of directors, hell we all need profit from our efforts but not at a point where you screw your customer to get ahead.  Now if you look at some of this those who cause such crap are paying for it.  The Feds and SEC are using JP Morgan Chase as a punching bag to a point the board of directors is asking "when is this going to end", oh the poor dears!

So let's move into a better light of financial strength and growth and what better role model than the man himself, Warren Buffett who is chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, an American business magnate, investor, and philanthropist. He is widely considered the most successful investor of the 20th century.  Even as a child, Buffett displayed an interest in making and saving money.  He went door to door selling chewing gum, Coca-Cola, or weekly magazines.  For a while, he worked in his grandfather's grocery store.  While still in high school he was successful in making money by delivering newspapers, selling golfballs and stamps, and detailing cars, among other means.  Filing his first income tax return in 1944, Buffett took a $35 deduction for the use of his bicycle and watch on his paper route.  In 1945, in his sophomore year of high school, Buffett and a friend spent $25 to purchase a used pinball machine, which they placed in the local barber shop. Within months, they owned several machines in different barber shops.  

Wow, a true businessman from the core and today his stock trades @ $173,530 BRK-A the most expensive on the exchange.  You can also get into the BRK-B @ $115.80, by the way, Berkshire Hathaway owns 200,000,000 shares of Coca-Cola just his idea of investing in what makes you feel good instead of what grinds your gut Pod.

Some advice from Buffett, "The basic ideas of investing are to look at stocks as business, use the market's fluctuations to your advantage and seek a margin of safety.  That's what Ben Graham taught me.  A hundred years from now they will still be the cornerstones of investing". 

Berkshire Hathaway  (a no thrills kind of a guy)

Warren Buffett News

Bill George 


A fine dynasty, investing with Goldman Sachs

US Senator Carl Levin, questioning Daniel Sparks - Former Goldman Sachs Mortgages Department Head. 

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