On the heels of another MASSIVE European continent sovereign downgrade, plus the promise of UK & French downgrades, the market was saved again with a rumor. It wasn't just any rumor though, but the same old nonsensical Greek bailout rumor that never seems to grow old. With only a few minutes left in the day, the usual rumor was released to the usual financial outlets, before the close, that resulted in the usual change from a down day to a positive close. Isn't it odd that the bad news like MASSIVE SOVEREIGN DOWNGRADES are always released when the market is closed; however, good news is always released during the trading day? If I wasn't so jaded from so many obviously and bullishly rigged maneuvers by politicians and central banksters to achieve their preconceived outcomes, I'd say this was a freak occurrence. From experience, however, one must conclude that the timing of these things is completely controlled by the "powers that be" (read: Fed, Treasury, ECB, IMF, BOE, World Bank, BOJ, etc, etc). Any thoughts to the contrary show ones acute naivet. Of course there are others who share this frustration and not just in the USSA. Another voice of reason comes from Godfrey Bloom of the UK Independence Party who excoriates the EU with, among other things, "The day must surely come when politicians, bureaucrats, and central bankers must be called to account by a fiscal crimes tribunal and sent to prison for a VERY LONG TIME!" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5NuHOXWlgM&feature=pl...... Sadly, there isn't a single sorry politician (other than Ron Paul) or so-called financial journalist that will stand up and say the same. No sir, in the USSA it's all about "Go along to get along." After all, the slimy politicians need their palms greased and the so-called financial journalists need advertising dollars. Trade well and follow the trend, not the so-called "experts." ____________________ Larry Levin Founder & President of TradingAdvantagetm (888) 755-3846
Assumed for a moment you wanted to know which prison in Australia is tops for a holiday, was about to help you out. Anyway, you can buy some ACM (i.e. G4S) shares. This mother company owns many prisons here in Australia. Was a privileged asset of a few myself. Some staff/wardens like to steal used mens deodorant from inmates, yet prefer to leave behind gold and money - go figure. Must be true how some wardens are filthy animals. :/ LSE - GFS .
Actually, if there is any stocks I recommend right now it would have to be GFS shares. Since, it only makes sense prisons would fill up (which many are already over populated) during recession/depression times (since many citizens resort to desperate crimes). I can personally vouch for GFS (from an asset point of view). Many of the staff are actually top people. Very little room for errors. I know there has been talk of expanding the correctional centers in QLD and NSW to make way for more inmates. Source: Me.
I have been reminded of another in PM, Serco Group List of Aussie Prisons and Companies running them GEO Group Australia Here is GEO Group Australia list of prisons they manage: Arthur Gorrie Correctional Centre (Rest & Recreation) is the main Maximum in QLD. Of the mentioned, I recommend GEO Group and G4S shares. .
