TDI Podcast 76: Bush Betting on a Bailout Bonanza
September 28, 2008
Guests: President George W. Bush and Bill Fleckenstein both have discussions about the bailout. Come listen in to
a mashup of Andrew and President George W. Bush and then Andrew has a terrific conversation with Bill Fleckenstein exploring his brilliant commentary on the markets and his thoughts on the bailout.
Bill Fleckenstein is the president of Fleckenstein Capital, which manages a hedge fund based in Seattle and author of Greenspan’s Bubbles : The Age of Ignorance at the Federal Reserve. He also writes a daily Market Rap column on his Fleckensteincapital.com site as well as the popular column Contrarian Chronicles for MSN Money.
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We have some fun with an audio mash-up as Andrew interviews President George W. Bush and poses some important questions:
- What is the exact cost of the bailout?
- When is it going to be signed into law?
- Who pays for it?
- How did we get here?
- Is this really going to help?
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Stocks discussed in this episode: Apple (AAPL) , Research in Motion (RIMM), Goldman Sachs (GS), Wachovia (WMB), Washington Mutual (WB), Microsoft (MSFT), Mosaic (MOS), Potash (POT) Proshares Ultra Financials (SKF), MasterCard (MA), Visa (V)
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Thought your comment on the debate and bracelet comment was a little off base. I was disgusted as soon as McCain played the sympathy card. I thought obama was well with in his right to point out his own. Not trying to get into a political debate, just pointing out I had a totally differant view on the comment.
Another thought, I was hoping you might discuss how people should manage a 401k plan in times like this. It’s one thing to manage a savings account or to have a management team do it, but not sure I have a good sense on how to protect 401k assets in times like these.
Also wanted to comment on the debate bracelet debacle. Obama was pointing out that there are multiple viewpoints on the war from mothers who have lost soldiers. Not that bringing it up wasn’t disgusting for BOTH candidates, but it would have been worse if Obama did not point out that McCain’s view of the situation is not the only one.
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