Monthly Archives: December 2012

The multidimensional nature of human intelligence is fascinating. We humans can be so smart and yet so dumb all at the same time. I have always felt that “EQ” or emotional quotient has greater impact on one’s life success than … Continue reading →

This clip is a good discussion of the present banking landscape in the midst of demographic and behavioral shifts that are dramatically truncating the profit prospects for their business model. Joshua Rosner, an analyst at Graham Fisher & Co., talks … Continue reading →

Shilling’s concerned about lower corporate earnings next year, which have the potential to drag on stock prices. His worries are three-fold: A global recession will occur, hurting revenue and by extension earnings; profit margins are about as good as they … Continue reading →