I’m always interested in how Government ties in with the markets. It’s been a bit of a hobby of mine, along with WWII battles, over the past 2-3 years and there’s no bigger tie then Goldman and the Government then recently…and BOY is it bigger then we know! In my recent late night surfing I came across Greg Roy. Greg recently released a special report with the same title of this blog post, Goldman Sachs’ Next Slaughter of the Stock Market Lambs, and being the digger I am, I read the full report and cold called him. I asked if I could repost a part of the report for my Trader’s Blog members. After some convincing he said ok.

This guy knows what he is talking about… Here is an exclusive excerpt from his newly released report Goldman Sachs’ Next Slaughter of the Stock Market Lambs.

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Well one can say a lot of things about the Russian mafia leader Vyacheslav K. Ivankov, but you wouldn't say he didn't have an impact on the country, as his funeral today brought out crowds of hundreds.  In this news clip, there are some amusing altercations between Ivankov and the media which will likely become YouTube hits, but the fact is his murder could be the catalyst for a renewed outburst of violent fighting between rival criminal groups.Back during the height of his criminal enterprise, Ivankov was arrested, tried, and sentenced to nine years in prison in the United States in 1997, where the FBI considered him one of the most powerful men in the Russian mafia.  Then, in 2004, he was extradited to Russia on murder charges, where - I am sure you guessed it - he ...

A New Era in the Defense Industry: Lock And Load On Profits

by Tony Daltorio, Investment U Research

Over the past year, stocks of companies in the defense industry have taken a beating, down thirty percent… forty percent… or more.

Valuations have taken an even harder knock, with forward price-to-earnings dropping to just under nine times 2010 earnings… their lowest levels since the early 1990s, when the end of the Cold War led to the US cutting defense spending by more than half.

Today, investors fear a repeat performance, and let’s face it: The recon doesn’t look good.

Reports show that while the defense budget edges towards $600 billion a year, the supplemental budgets – which fund current operations – will actually decline sharply as the US winds down operations in Iraq and wages a more limited campaign in Afghanistan.

By 2010, total spending on research

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The Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) -led Next Generation Identification (NGI) team has successfully completed Critical Design Review (CDR) for the system’s fingerprint identification capability, clearing the way for further progress on the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) new multi-modal, state-of-the-art biometrics system.

Guidance Software Inc. (NASDAQ:GUID), The World Leader in

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Writing in the Columbia Journalism Review, Joshua Foust, who also blogs on Central Asia at Registan.net, takes a look at the lobbying, PR, and information war going on between Russia and Georgia, and finds that Tbilisi is more or less winning the effort to shape the narrative in the English-language media.  Foust's point isn't so much whether or not it was Russia or Georgia at fault for the war, or who the bad guy is, but rather that we had better steel ourselves with a good dose of cynicism in the face of so much effort and money being thrown behind all the media influence trafficking by both parties.

Georgia has also intensified its campaign in the English-language Web--sites like GeorgiaUpdate.gov.ge exist to advance the Georgian government's point of view to a Western audience. The Georgian government has also

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We have written a number of blog posts about the arrest of Semyon Mogilevich, his alleged ties to the natural gas trade, and the subsequent trial.  Today, we are shocked to read of his release from jail.From the Financial Times, which also notes that such observation of pre-trial detention limits had never been observed for Mikhail Khodorkovsky:

A Moscow court has freed on bail Semyon Mogilevich, a suspected organised crime boss who is wanted by the FBI for alleged racketeering and fraud, 18 months after his arrest by armed commandos in Moscow on charges of tax fraud, the FT has learnt.

Mr Mogilevich's lawyer in Israel, Zeev

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BioLargo, Inc. (OTCBB: BLGO) today announced that Tri-Valley Alpacas, Inc. of Brookville, Ohio, had begun distributing its Odor-No-More(TM) products, including its popular Animal Bedding Additive.

MajicWheels Inc. (MJWL.OB), a leading developer of gravity defying remote-controlled toy cars, announced today that the company is investigating additional applications in the areas of security and military for its patented climbing device technology.

Current Technology Corporation (OTCBB:CRTCF) reports its 62% owned Texas-based subsidiary Celevoke, Inc. (”Celevoke”) has completed a Corporate Partnership with the FBI-Law Enforcement Executive Development Association, Inc. (”FBI-LEEDA”).

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Mortgage Fraud on the Rise

There typically two types of mortgage fraud. The first, fraud for property focuses on applicants making misstatements to obtain a loan (embellishing income and concealing debt), and the second fraud for profit focuses on elaborate schemes to focus on falsifying appraisals and loan documents,

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Based on the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) report released July 7, 2009, suspicions of mortgage fraud increased significantly in 2008. During 2008, financial institutions reported losses of at least $1.4 billion, up by 83.4% over the 2007 level, and suspicions of fraud increased approximately 36.0% to 63,713 over the same time period. Interestingly, nearly two-thirds of all pending FBI mortgage fraud investigations during 2008 involved dollar losses totaling more than $1 million (basically McMansions; please see our "The Looming McMansion Attack"). The negative trend in the housing markets around the country have created an favorable environment for mortgage fraud schemes. There typically two types of mortgage fraud. The first, fraud for property focuses on applicants making misstatements to obtain a loan (embellishing income and concealing debt), and the second fraud for profit focuses on elaborate schemes to focus on falsifying appraisals and loan documents, which ...

The markets started off strong today but lost their gains during what many investors refer to as the quadruple witching, or the expiration of stock index futures, stock index options, stock options, and single stock futures all on the same day.  The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 15.87 to 8.539.73 dropping 0.19%.  The Nasdaq was up 19.75 to a level of 1,827.47 gaining 1.09%.  The Standard and Poor’s 500 Index also finished in the green today rising 2.86 or 0.31% to a close of 921.23.  No large economic data was released today, so investors had time to soak in the plethora of news from the beginning of the week.

Apple [AAPL: 139.48, +3.60 (+2.65%)] released their new iPhone today at stores around the nation, but the fever this time around was not nearly as big as the original iPhone release because the company allowed pre-orders to take

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