Author: Joel Gross

Joel Gross is the CEO of Coalition Technologies.

Nick’s Elk

Nick recently went hunting and bagged a monster elk on Wednesday October 8, 2008.‚  Below is the email he sent out and the pictures of his elk.‚  Mmmm… elk burgers… tasty.

7:05 in the morning with the sun rising across the treeline I‚ walked‚ into a clear cut above the ranch.‚ Standing at the far end of the clear cut‚ we spied 6 elk mainly cows and calves.

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Death Stalks Wall Street

The Dow Jones Industrial Average crashed again today, losing more than 7%, all the way down to 8579.‚  Wall Street hasn’t seen this sort of crash in quite some time. My guess is that it may be temporarily nearing the end of its decline (my guess is it will bottom out between 7000-8000 points)… but if foreign countries start pulling their money out of US markets, I think up to half of our economy will die.‚ … read more “Death Stalks Wall Street”

John McCain Failed in the S&L Crisis of 1990

Watch the following video of how John McCain stopped regulators from investigating financial crimes at Lincoln Savings & Loan at the behest of it’s CEO Keating. Because John McCain halted the criminal investigation of the Savings & Loan, taxpayers ended up having to foot the largest bailout bill in history at that time when the company finally collapsed.… read more “John McCain Failed in the S&L Crisis of 1990”

Stock Market in Death Spiral

… Ok, so maybe that’s a little bit exaggerated, but look at the graph below of the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) over the last year to see how much the stock market has been dropping.

The markets are way down and going down further each and every day.‚  Today alone, the DJIA fell over 500 points and the S&P 500 lost almost 6% of its total value.‚ … read more “Stock Market in Death Spiral”

Federal Reserve Plans to Buy Unsecured Short-Term Debt

Henry Paulson and his socialist cronies at the Federal Reserve are continuing their plan to take over the world by now trying to put even more US taxpayer money at risk. The Fed claimed that getting more than $700 billion to bailout banks would save the market and that has now turned out to be a lie and the markets have continued to crash.… read more “Federal Reserve Plans to Buy Unsecured Short-Term Debt”