Pack your bags, folks - “There’s no more Wall Street.” That’s the damning verdict from Alan Greenberg, former CEO of The Bear Stearns Cos. Speaking on Bloomberg TV’s “Money and Politics” show, Greenberg declared that the existing Wall Street investment-banking model is dead.

I’m not sure about death, but the broader U.S. economy is like a 2:00 A.M. drunk, continuing to stumble towards the end of a mind-altering 2008, with little long-term relief in sight. Will it ever find its way home again?

One of President-elect Barack Obama’s most ambitious and large-scale plans quite literally seeks to dig America out of this mess – and here’s how you can profit, too. But you’d better act fast. Some of Wall Street’s big boys are already placing their bets.

Obama will take the oath as 44th president of the United States on Jan. 20.

Since his Nov. 4 victory, the

Turn back the clocks to 1950…  Currencies rally on the day…  Bank of Canada to cut rates today… Fed Funds to zero? And Now… Today’s Pfennig! Well… It looks like the new president wants to spend more money… Yes, President-elect Obama, presented his economic plan yesterday, and before doing so, issued a warning that the economy is going to get a lot worse before it gets better. His plan calls for a pledge to spend the most on infrastructure since the 1950’s… Now, let me say this… The Big Boss, Frank Trotter, and I talk about this all the time… To spend money on Financial Institutions and things that don’t get used more than