On September 30, 2008, the Seidman College of Business hosted an emergency summit at Grand Valley State University to explore the intricacies of the global financial crisis in the United States and in West Michigan. “Historic Financial Crisis: A West Michigan Conversation,” included panel presentations from and discussion between six academics and practitioners.
Mitch Stapley is responsible for all fixed income management trading at Fifth Third Asset Management, Inc. Mr. Stapley has been with Fifth Third since December 1988. Fifth Third Asset Management manages assets in excess of $21.3 billion, including Fifth Third Funds, a no-load mutual fund family with over $12 billion in assets. Mr. Stapley is the portfolio manager for the Fifth Third Bond Fund, which was rated one of the top ten A-rated bond funds according to Lipper Analytical Services, Inc., for the years ending on December 31, 1998 and 2000. Prior to joining Fifth Third, Mr. Stapley was Manager of Short Term Investments/Foreign Exchange Exposure at Navistar International Corporation in Chicago. At Navistar he was responsible for both investment strategy and implementation and foreign exchange hedging and trading. Prior to joining Navistar, Mr. Stapley served as portfolio manager for William Wrigley Jr. Company in Chicago. Mr. Stapley received his BA degree in economics and political science, with honors, from Albion College in 1981. He was awarded the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation in 1994 from the Association for Investment Management and Research. Mr. Stapley is a frequent speaker before client groups and civic organizations. He has appeared as a guest on NBC, CNBC, and Bloomberg News, and has been featured in Forbes, Barrons’, the Chicago Tribune, The Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, and many other publications. Mr. Stapley is a member of the Detroit Bond Club and served as president for the Investment Analysts’ Society of Chicago-Western Michigan Chapter.
Author: HauensteinCenter
Keywords: bail congress credit crisis dow financial global grand implications industrial jones market news out plan valley views
Added: October 1, 2008
On September 30, 2008, the Seidman College of Business hosted an emergency summit at Grand Valley State University to explore the intricacies of the global financial crisis in the United States and in West Michigan. “Historic Financial Crisis: A West Michigan Conversation,” included panel presentations from and discussion between six academics and practitioners.
Mitch Stapley is responsible for all fixed income management trading at Fifth Third Asset Management, Inc. Mr. Stapley has been with Fifth Third since December 1988. Fifth Third Asset Management manages assets in excess of $21.3 billion, including Fifth Third Funds, a no-load mutual fund family with over $12 billion in assets. Mr. Stapley is the portfolio manager for the Fifth Third Bond Fund, which was rated one of the top ten A-rated bond funds according to Lipper Analytical Services, Inc., for the years ending on December 31, 1998 and 2000. Prior to joining Fifth Third, Mr. Stapley was Manager of Short Term Investments/Foreign Exchange Exposure at Navistar International Corporation in Chicago. At Navistar he was responsible for both investment strategy and implementation and foreign exchange hedging and trading. Prior to joining Navistar, Mr. Stapley served as portfolio manager for William Wrigley Jr. Company in Chicago. Mr. Stapley received his BA degree in economics and political science, with honors, from Albion College in 1981. He was awarded the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation in 1994 from the Association for Investment Management and Research. Mr. Stapley is a frequent speaker before client groups and civic organizations. He has appeared as a guest on NBC, CNBC, and Bloomberg News, and has been featured in Forbes, Barrons’, the Chicago Tribune, The Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, and many other publications. Mr. Stapley is a member of the Detroit Bond Club and served as president for the Investment Analysts’ Society of Chicago-Western Michigan Chapter.
Author: HauensteinCenter
Keywords: bail barack bush congress econo george global henry john mccain obama out paulson plan president street treasury us wall
Added: October 1, 2008
AMAZING: SARAH PALIN Interview on Hugh Hewitt radio Show. a revealing radio interview with Sarah Palin on the Hugh Hewitt radio show. She is very crazy. Does not have a clue. Bless her soul.
Author: rulabrown
Keywords: HughHewittRadioShow Trig Track economy JohnMcCain PresidentialDebates WallStreet BarackObama Bailout CBS debate continue GeorgeBush friday crisis shock ToddPalin VPDebate GwenIfill CNBC Stocks DOW teenagers CollegeEducation DownSyndrone PartialBirthAbortion VPdebate GE
Added: October 1, 2008
Brian Mckeon discusses his investment strategies
Reviewing #81-#85
Of his list of Top 100 Traders
#81 Farallon Capital
#82 Dennis Gartman
#83 TheStreet.com
#84 Dennis Gartman
#85 Passport Capital
Author: breon31774
Keywords: Top 100 Traders Stocks CNBC Brian Mckeon Farallon Capital Dennis Gartman TheStreet.com Passport
Added: October 1, 2008
This is huge, call any Media you can. Spread this like wild fire. This is something they are NOT TELLING THE PEOPLE ABOUT!
IF I WANTED A HUD HOME IN CHINA I WOULD BUY IT MYSELF!
Proof this is true: http://supportedthebailout.org
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Original CNBC Video is at: http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=873682522&play=1
Author: galaxydreams
Keywords: NWO bailout economy collapse federal reserve God Jesus is LORD
Added: October 1, 2008
Politics
Author: sugabear906
Keywords: President Bush asked the American Citizens need 700 Billion dollars? Ummm team Congress negotiate $700B bailout Wall street collapse Great Depression George w. Barack Obama Sarah Palin John McCain Stock Market election 08 Republicans Independents sugabear906 CNBC Democrats black women men African Americans Lawmakers optimistic that is on track for passage calls revamped bill an improvement Obama: Accountability must accompany rescue plan
Added: October 1, 2008
Brian Mckeon discusses his investment strategies
Reviewing #86-#90
Of his list of Top 100 Traders
#86 Perry Capital
#87 Kingdom Capital
#88 Amber Capital
#89 Jennison Utility
#90 Dars Winners
Author: breon31774
Keywords: Top Traders Stocks CNBC Mckeon Perry Capital Kingdom Amber Jennison Utility Dars Winners
Added: October 1, 2008
30 seconds until the 9:00 cst economic releases.
Ben Lichtenstein has appeared on CNBC and Bloomberg TV, has shared his expertise on Bloomberg radio, and has been published in numerous periodicals including Futures magazine and Stocks & Commodities. He is a member of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange with over 15 years of experience working on the trading floor.
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The broadcasters may call the S&P e-mini ES Globex contract, ‘minis’, ‘the mini’ or ‘the screen’. Also, they may call the S&P CME SP Pit Traded contract, ‘the big contract’ or ‘the S&P’. The broadcasters are calling the trades within a few feet of the S&P CME SP trading pit and are referring to the S&P CME SP contract.
You are hearing the broadcasters quote the current bid and offer of the S&P CME SP pit traded contract – quickly. When they say ’0 even bid at one half’, that could mean 1280.00 is the bid and 1280.50 is the offer. But could also mean, 1290.00 is the bid and 1290.50 is the offer. They are broadcasting tick for tick and must quote the figures to stay with the pit action. When the pit is packed and active they may just say, ’0 at half’ or ’20 bid at 70′. It is easy to follow along when looking at the ES chart and trades.
The prices you SEE in the video are the S&P e-mini (electronic symbol ES) Globex Dec 2008 contract. The prices you HEAR are the S&P CME (pit traded symbol SP) Pit Traded Dec 2008 contract. The two contracts trade within a tick or two of each other, during pit traded hours 8:30 – 15:15pm cst.
The pit traders are trading the SP and may trade the ES also. When they do, the broadcasters may say ‘they’re trading the mini’ or ‘they just sold/bought the mini’.
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Author: tradersaudio
Keywords: stock market indicator emini squawk SnP futures forex commodities charts daytrading finance money
Added: October 1, 2008
