Kolastyna na 1,5 może skoczy...

Bank of America -10,24% przed sesją.

http://gospodarka.gazeta.pl/gospodarka/1,69866,6576210,Sprzedaz_detaliczna_w_strefie_euro_spadla_o_0_6_proc_.html

Polska liderem spadków

Polska w marcu zanotowała jeden z największych spadków poziomu sprzedaży detalicznej: w porównaniu do lutego 2009 kupowaliśmy mniej o 3,3 proc. Większy spadek na poziomie -4,3 proc. odnotowała w marcu tylko Litwa. Z kolei największy wzrost sprzedaży detalicznej, bo aż o 6,8 proc. zanotowała w marcu Słowenia, wzrosła też sprzedaż we Francji (o 1,1 proc.) oraz w Estonii, Austrii i Wielkiej Brytanii (o 1,0 proc.)

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Nie ma u nas kryzysu... będzie hossa

The UAW healthcare trust is set to receive a 55% stake in Chrysler under the sale plan filed with the United States bankruptcy court, but those of us hoping that would give the union a long-term stake in the health of company -- as opposed to using it as a honey pot from which to extract as much blood as possible at the cost of the company's health -- will be sorely disappointed. UAW president Ron Gettelfinger says that the union will dump its entire stake in the company immediately.

Right: The United States taxpayer is supposed to pump billions of dollars into the auto industry in exchange for an 8% stake in Chrysler, and we're assured that it's a prudent long-term investment and we won't get screwed. But when it's the UAW's turn, it refuses to take any long-term equity stake in the company it's insisted we pour billions into.

I understand that the volatility and risk associated with the Chrysler stake, and the healthcare trust's need for immediate cash, makes it impractical for Chrysler to retain the entire 55% stake. But shouldn't they at least retain a chunk of it to show that we're all in this together?

Every single American is being asked -- told, actually -- to bet their money on the future value of Chrysler's equity. Why can't the UAW do the same?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmKWJMENMxE