Henry Blodget - whereIstand.comhttp://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/whereIstand.com: Henry Blodget - whereIstand.comhttp://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/ThumbnailHenry Blodget - whereIstand.comhttp://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/en-usCopyright 2004-2008 whereIstand.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved.Fri, 09 Jan 2009 03:03:48 GMTwhereIstand.com 2.3nick@whereIstand.comnick@whereIstand.comauthor added
absurd conviction
Congress should not pass legislation to mandate network neutrality on the Internet. (Network Neutrality)http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/18359http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/18359Thu, 18 Dec 2008 22:01:15 GMT<div> <em>absurd conviction</em> </div>Network Neutralityauthor added
Likes the ad but it "wont sell a single copy of Vista, of course."
The Microsoft commercials featuring Jerry Seinfeld do not effectively compete with Apple's Mac campaign. (Advertising)http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/57513http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/57513Mon, 15 Dec 2008 01:22:03 GMT<div> <em>Likes the ad but it "wont sell a single copy of Vista, of course."</em> </div>Advertisingauthor added
"This is an important and just provision."
Governments should infuse capital directly into failing banks as part of their response to the financial crisis. (Bailout of U.S. Financial System )http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/62291http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/62291Wed, 19 Nov 2008 00:49:30 GMT<div> <em>"This is an important and just provision."</em> </div>Bailout of U.S. Financial System author added
"Without mark-to-market, there's a lot more risk of a Japan-style scenario, where banks live in denial for years abotu how far up the creek they are."
Mark-to-market accounting should not be suspended. (Financial Crisis - 2008)http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/54641http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/54641Tue, 18 Nov 2008 19:09:49 GMT<div> <em>"Without mark-to-market, there's a lot more risk of a Japan-style scenario, where banks live in denial for years abotu how far up the creek they are."</em> </div>Financial Crisis - 2008author added
Great Depression 2.0
The U.S. is undergoing the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. (Financial Crisis - 2008)http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/59775http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/59775Mon, 17 Nov 2008 23:36:29 GMT<div> <em>Great Depression 2.0</em> </div>Financial Crisis - 2008author added
If the CEO's don't voluntarily renounce their severance, "Paulson and the Treasury should refuse to pay them"
The Treasury Department should block severance packages for Fannie and Freddie corporate executives. (Bond Market)http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/59303http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/59303Thu, 30 Oct 2008 22:04:36 GMT<div> <em>If the CEO's don't voluntarily renounce their severance, "Paulson and the Treasury should refuse to pay them"</em> </div>Bond Marketauthor added
It makes him look incompetent and inexperienced
Sarah Palin was not a good choice for John McCain's vice presidential candidate. (John McCain-Sarah Palin)http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/58215http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/58215Fri, 05 Sep 2008 15:11:11 GMT<div> <em>It makes him look incompetent and inexperienced</em> </div>John McCain-Sarah Palinauthor added
Newspapers had a great run for 200 years, but the model is now obsolete.
Print newspapers will become obsolete. (Newspapers)http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/28674http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/28674Thu, 21 Aug 2008 17:25:33 GMT<div> <em>Newspapers had a great run for 200 years, but the model is now obsolete.</em> </div>Newspapersauthor added
"Shareholders have every right to know this"
Executives of publicly traded companies should be required to disclose health conditions to shareholders. (Corporate Governance)http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/55629http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/55629Mon, 18 Aug 2008 04:27:53 GMT<div> <em>"Shareholders have every right to know this"</em> </div>Corporate Governanceauthor added
Silicon Alley Insider's list of 25 most valuable startups: Facebook #1 at $9 billion
Facebook is not worth the $15 billion valuation implied by Microsoft's investment. (Business)http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/48722http://whereistand.com/HenryBlodget/48722Tue, 12 Aug 2008 20:19:36 GMT<div> <em>Silicon Alley Insider's list of 25 most valuable startups: Facebook #1 at $9 billion</em> </div>Business