- Gallup Poll: More disapprove than approve of Obama's healthcare policy (Gallup)
- PIMCO and Centerbridge charging 13% for the privilege of bleeding CIT dry, before handing off charred remains to GE Capital (Bloomberg)
- The GE - CIT Connection becomes obvious (Bloomberg)
- CIT troubles raise Fed supervision questions (Reuters)
- CNBC parent GE to exit TLGP taxpayer backstop program (AP)
- Goldman Sachs lack of love puts profits at risk (Bloomberg)
- Bernanke's assurances (WSJ)
- Boeing net rises 17% on heightened war preparations (Bloomberg)
- Why is this not everywhere? China to spend reserves to grow oversear (Times of the Internet, h/t Gilgamesh)
- More on DeutscheBankGate: now a total of 4 seem to have been using wiretaps on dissident shareholders (Bloomberg)
- Big loss by Morgan Stanley on scramble to repay TARP and get their bonuses back, and to kill MS debt shorts (Bloomberg)
- DDR prepares to set TALF stage with $600 million offering, courtesy of a pathologically confilcted S&P (WSJ)
- Bernanke "Current policy will lead to calamity" (Austrian Filter)
- Repost of Rick Bookstabber's piece "The arms race in high frequency trading" - the piece is fluff, the comments are good (Rick Boostabber)
- Relative allocation of retail real estate by country (JHK)
- Decision-makers' guide to stimulus part deux (Wells Fargo)
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