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Last year, GM and Citigroup (C) were replaced by Travelers (TRV) and Cisco (CSCO). Then — AIG was replaced by Kraft Foods (KFT). Finally — Altria Group (MO) and Honeywell (HON) were replaced by Chevron (CVX) and Bank of America (BAC) which has run since then, Boeing (B), and Kraft Foods (KFT). The index is meaningless. It’s a game, and it’s crooked. In the famous words of Al Capone “It’s a racket. Those stock market guys are crooked.” Happy trading…Let’s see if people start covering

Saturday October 24th - just-a-regular-guy.com 10/24/2009 Obama offers millions in Muslim technology fundThe White House Friday highlighted a new multi-million-dollar technology fund for Muslim nations, following a pledge made by President Barack Obama in his landmark speech to the Islamic world. The White House said the US Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) had issued a call for proposals for the fund, which will provide financing of between 25 and 150 million dollars for sel

Obama’s Minions Are Ingrates (Stephen F. Hayes/Weekly Standard) - transcosmic.com 10/24/2009 Stephen F. Hayes / Weekly Standard : Obama’s Minions Are Ingrates — The Bush administration did leave a plan for Afghanistan. — On October 18, White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel appeared on the Sunday morning talk shows and, in the process of answering questions about Barack Obama’s strategy on Afghanistan … Daily scoreboard - blogs.dailymail.com 10/24/2009 1. Liberal

This contribution from Daniel Berger is a letter to Michael Smerconish in response to a commentary he wrote in the Philadelphia Enquirer “ Head Strong: Did Hollywood inspire the meltdown men? ” from 10 May 2009. A shorter version of Berger’s piece appeared at New Deal 2.0 in July. Given my recent two posts on greed (“ More on greed, regulation, Lehman and the financial industry ” and “ Greed is not good ”), Berger’s remarks bear posting. What I find most interesting about this commentary i