Courtesy of Tyler Durden
- More on GDP:
- GDP Report is just plain wrong (Chris Martenson)
- Wacky waving inflatable arm-flailing GDP report (Melting Pot Project)
- Been down long long it looks like up (Econbrowser, h/t Paul)
- Falling Imports versus falling Exports (Ritholtz)
- The next brewing scandal: Chase serves itself first in mortgage mods; MBS bond holders up in ARMs (DebtWire, h/t Paul) – “You have Barney Frank and the government raising all this noise about hedge funds and investors, and you have Chase … taking half the borrowers’ interest payment each month”
- Who is Capco? (NYT)
- S&P says investors can’t sues over high ratings on Lehman Bonds
- After $182 billion taxpayer rescue, is AIG on the verge of collapse (DailyFinance and NYT, h/t Ernst and Paul)
- The new trends – hot chicks and guys with guns blogging on the recession (Infowars, h/t Stephen) (WalStreetPro has nothing to worry about)
- Jeff Immelt dictating GE’s media policy again: Voices from above silence a cable TV feud (NYT and Salon, h/t Bill)
- The Goldman Sachs media coverage net mapped out (Fabius Maximus)
- Mark-to-Market is back: With a Vengeance (The Atlantic, h/t Lloyd and Steve)
- Manhattan mixed-used property values fall by half, Massey report shows (The Real Deal)
- Tim Geithner: US unemployment may not peak until the second half of 2010 – do lagging indicators stretch decades behind the curve? (Bloomberg)
- Alt-A loans and pesky resistant subprime loans: the lingering mortgage beast (Dr Housing Bubble)
- Timing of CRE recovery pushed back; 2/3rds expect further price drops of > 10% (LoopNet, h/t Justin)
- PIMCO’s McCulley: no rate increase until 2011, please buy PIMCO’s bonds now (Bloomberg)
- Zuckermann, Roubini and Ferguson on the recession (CNN Video, h/t Aditya)
- Default increase curbs bankruptcy lending as recoveries dwindle (Bloomberg)
- Jeffrey Sachs blames Greenspan for the Economic Bubble (Fora TV)