Goldie Stew

July 10, 2008 4:30pm by

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  1. BelowTheCrowd commented on Jul 10

    But Larry says that America can still hold on to it’s Goldilocks Economy!

    Could Larry be full of it?

    -btc

  2. Mind commented on Jul 10

    Schadenfreude on my mind.

  3. Jeff commented on Jul 10

    What’s the over/under on Larry’s “Goldilocks” show on CNBC getting cancelled? I say 12 months. I’m taking the Under.

  4. KnotRP commented on Jul 10

    I’ll be damned….tastes just like chicken.

  5. Jeff commented on Jul 10

    But Jerry says it’s all Obama’s fault. OK Jerry, OK.

  6. mhm commented on Jul 10

    If I remember the story, the bears lived in a small but nice house in the woods… they got foreclosed too?

    [the disconnect between US and EU markets… there is something ugly somewhere]

  7. Sherman McCoy commented on Jul 10

    Oh, Barry… we ain’t seen nothing yet. What if Israel launches an airstike on Iranian nuclear targets with America’s tacit wink-wink? And then Iran will carry out its threat to cut off Gulf oil shipments? And then oil hits $200+ and the price at the pump tops $6. All of this is entirely possible… and seems more and more likely every day! It could all happen before Labor Day.

  8. BelowTheCrowd commented on Jul 10

    I won’t take the over/under on Larry’s show getting cancelled. Sadly, financial TV’s key audience seems to be a bunch of people who have already made up their minds and want something to reassure them of how right they are every day. Just like the rest of Wall Street, and to some degree most of the US population. Nobody wants to hear the truth.

    I will make another bet, with $100 to charity at stake:

    If Obama is elected, Larry’s over-arching theme will change quickly from “why everything is still OK” to “how the Democrats screwed up something that was doing fine.” This will occur whether or not the numbers show things are getting worse or not and will occur before Obama takes office. Determination to be made on inauguration day.

    -btc

  9. BelowTheCrowd commented on Jul 10

    I won’t take the over/under on Larry’s show getting cancelled. Sadly, financial TV’s key audience seems to be a bunch of people who have already made up their minds and want something to reassure them of how right they are every day. Just like the rest of Wall Street, and to some degree most of the US population. Nobody wants to hear the truth.

    I will make another bet, with $100 to charity at stake:

    If Obama is elected, Larry’s over-arching theme will change quickly from “why everything is still OK” to “how the Democrats screwed up something that was doing fine.” This will occur whether or not the numbers show things are getting worse or not and will occur before Obama takes office. Determination to be made on inauguration day.

    -btc

  10. Chief Tomahawk commented on Jul 10

    Oh Larry “Goldilocks” Kudlow won’t like THAT!

  11. Chris commented on Jul 10

    That bear stiring the stew is that Cramer?

  12. Mich(^IXIC1881) commented on Jul 10

    Chris, I believe Cramer is in the pot along with Luskin, Kudlow, et al

    On another note, the firewood left to right are Lehman, Citi, Bear Stearns, Indymac (smallest), Freddie, and finally the biggest log Fannie Mae

  13. sweeny texas commented on Jul 10

    I am not a Larry Kudlow fan either, but I gotta admit that I’ve started watching his show lately out of morbid curiosity. It looks like he at least invites smart people with divergent views on his show, like Robert Reich, who is about as polar opposite from Kudlow as it gets.

  15. Juhuti commented on Jul 11

    Looks like the bears decided to have seconds today.

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