CNBC Second Chance Showdown,fast money

This is the report that George Bush gave this morning after the dow jones fell over 800 points this morning in early session.

Author: ctfiheadliner
Keywords: george bush economy stock market crash down jones october 10 2008 oct dani johnson
Added: October 10, 2008

Todd Purdum and Andrea Mitchell on John McCain
“MSNBC Live” 1:46pm
Commentary

TRANSCRIPTION
ANDREA MITCHELL: [O]n a conference call just now campaign manager for John McCain, Rick Davis was asked why the candidates are not talking more about the economy and–quote–he answered, “I don’t think that you want to turn a campaign into a CNBC news show.” Close quote. […]

TODD PURDUM: [I]t’s hard to know what he meant by that except that he was trying to make light of something that’s obviously a very serious situation. They know that they–it’s hard for them to have anything constructive to say. They’ve shown that they run […] from saying anything too specific about what they do.

[…]

PURDUM: [McCain] tossed [his mortgage buy-up plan] out with such vagueness that it seemed […] it wasn’t really a serious proposal.

MITCHELL: [P]eople are looking to leadership. […] So people are looking to these candidates and they don’t seem to be drawing much sustenance from that either.

[…]

MITCHELL: In fact the McCain campaign seems to be trying to challenge the competence and the character of Barack Obama in the face of this crisis and connect the Bill Ayers attack with economic concerns. I’m not sure–do you think they’re doing it successfully? There seems to be sort of a split personality going on.

PURDUM: I think there’s been a tremendous backlash from people who were once close to Senator McCain like John Weaver, his former chief adviser and the people like that are suggesting John Sidney McCain ought to put in a 911 call to Jiminy Cricket, that he’s forgotten something about […] how to run an honorable campaign.

[…]

MITCHELL: Right now we’re watching the DOW. It is now down below 8,000. We’re talking about a drop of 592 points as the market volatility continues […].

[…]

PURDUM: [McCain] needs some kind of over-arching message that he would be the person with the policy, with the plan, with the economic answers to go forward here and he seems to struggle to have articulated something like that. He hasn’t gotten there.

TP2 JM MSNBC 10-10-08 13.46 (JR#532)

Author: mediafactcheck
Keywords: McCain economy taxes McLobbyists tracking
Added: October 10, 2008

the 1st time Vix over 70

Author: alvlea
Keywords: vix
Added: October 10, 2008

Oct. 10, 2008.
Markets do not trust the governments’ plans to keep struggling banks alive and investors will only calm down when the companies with bad assets are allowed to go bankrupt, legendary investor Jim Rogers, CEO of Rogers Holdings, told CNBC on Friday.

“The way to solve this problem is to let people go bankrupt,” Rogers said.

“Then you will hit bottom and then you start over. The people who are sound will take over the assets from the people who aren’t sound and we will start over. This is the way the world has worked for a few thousand years.”

The current rescue plans, which will force governments to issue more debt, print money and flood the markets with liquidity, will flare up inflation after the crisis is over and will create worse problems, Rogers warned.

“We’re setting the stage for when we come out of this of a massive inflation holocaust,” he said.

Source:
http://www.cnbc.com/id/27097823

Author: jakoxn
Keywords: U.S BANKRUPT. Economic Holocaust- Jim Rogers Explains. Oct. 10 2008. Inflation Dollar Ron Paul McAlvany Federal Reserve Gold Silver Commodities Money Investment Invest precious metals
Added: October 10, 2008

From CNBC

Author: cadillac123456789
Keywords: crying stock market
Added: October 10, 2008

Oct8, 2008 global Financial Crisis
CNBC in London

Author: alvlea
Keywords: Tower Bridge
Added: October 10, 2008

Ask a Super Genius - The Financial Crisis

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Added: October 10, 2008

Paper bids it up.

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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Author: tradersaudio
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Added: October 10, 2008

News Wire 18 Ad - this ad was aired on CNBC TV 18 - CH 16

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Added: October 10, 2008

David Faber, Mark Haynes, Erin Burnett and others discuss the credit default swap fiasco and pricing of Lehman Bros. swaps.

Author: crown416
Keywords: Market Crash credit default swaps Lehman Brothers financial politics Obama McCain Palin Biden CNBC Squawk Box
Added: October 10, 2008